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zombie apocalypse what do you do? Comment and we will see who live or who will become one of the undead!
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Our fleet:
1960 Morris Minor Pick up (right hand drive)
The Tartus: 95 Disco with a full wilderness roof rack, 4 PIA lights on the rack, brush guard, with 2 fog lights, rear tail light guard, 2in Todco lift, Rhino Painted the cargo area, 5 Pro Comp 33in Mud Terrain Tires %75 tread, diff skid plate, and I'm only 18 ....
Bipolar: 2000 p38 Range Rover Brush guard, rear lamp guard, new grill, coil suspension.
Originally Posted by tornado_735I keep motivating myself saying that some poor bastard had to do the very same thing during the Camel Trophy and that I'm no different from him.
You guys dont know where your hidden fuel depots are? Whats wrong with you?
I have it all figured out, no less than 3/4 tank in the Rover at all times, 20gal of treated gas in the garage.
Bolt cutters and fluid hand pump, most cemeteries have their own fuel tanks for the lawn equipment as well as big farms and construction companies, you guys need to know where your live saving fuel is.
Lots of shotgun shells and hand gun ammo...and a "safe zone" 200 miles away with plenty of fresh water, hunting and fishing as well as being high and dry.
I also think you will need power. What about having off - grid power at the 'safe zone'? Make sure you have a portable water decontamination filter with you. Be prepared fight at all times. luckily we have XXX Glass which can take brick thrown at it 4 times before denting.. (proof)
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Discovery I 1995 with 178,XXX
New oil pump, timing chain, fan clutch and radiator... NO LEAKS! Knock on wood...
I have a small arsenal of handguns, rifles, and semi-auto assault rifles with ample ammo, a bag with stove, fuel, and a water purifier as well as a tent for shelter, and then a fair assortment of tools and a siphon pump for gas. I also have weeks of dehydrated food I use when I go hiking to supplement what I will hunt/gather. I believe my family and I are prepared for a post-apocalyptic zombie style scenario.
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Brandon Sutter EMT-P
Sold - '96 Disco SE7 ~156,000 Miles, 8mm Magnacor Wires, New: Champion Copper spark plugs, IACV, TPS, Water Pump, Rad Cap, T-Stat, and Fan Clutch. Driveshafts Rebuilt, Custom Built Front Grill, Diff serviced and working like "butta"
Boats for fuel are a good idea.
As for off grid power, cell phone car charger as all cell towers have backup generators, other wise who cares?
You ever been camping?
Lots of fresh drinking water here.
Also have $1000 cash in the safe in $10's, $20's and $50's.
ATM's and credit card machines wont work, we saw that during Katrina.
zombie apocalypse
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