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1963 Gavril Bluebuck Ute 1.0

Inspired by the El Camino and various utes from Down Under.

  1. Ryo13silvia
    The 1963 Gavril Bluebuck Ute
    Overview:

    The idea of a passenger-vehicle-based utility vehicle originated in Australia in 1934 with the advent of the Model A two-door body / tray configuration. It was Australia's second invention since Vegemite in 1923. The fun-loving beer-chundering ex-cons enjoyed their utes until, in 1957, Ford revealed the Ranchero.


    One can only imagine how frustrated the Aussies were; America, all too keen to crush or appropriate other cultures, had stolen yet another idea. Of course, this irritation never left the Southern hemisphere and two years later Chevrolet too began selling a car-based truck. Quoth Aussies, "even the bloody name sounds appropriated!" Quite oblivious to this, Americans started driving cars named El Camino while telling native Americans to speak English.

    Cultural issues aside, the El Camino and Ranchero were both beautiful cars (well, the El Camino was until it started to look like a stoned crocodile flip-flop) and I noticed a lack of factory-made 60s utes in BeamNG. So I decided to chop up a Bluebuck - and here it is.

    Features:

    Every engine and trim line now has a "ute" variant available in both automatic and manual, with slightly tougher suspension components than their passenger counterparts.

    The 423 CUI big block V8 comes with a few more variants, most notably the "sport" and "luxury" trims. The sportier of the two is based on the V8 Sport, the luxurious one on the V8 Marshal. The Marshal comes with some head-turning features such as fake wood panels and varnished wood bed liner.




    Custom configurations are at no shortage in this mod. From rat-rodded dragsters to Australian burnout machines to lowriders to something straight out of Mad Max 2, I took it upon myself to create as many custom versions reasonably conceivable with a ute.







    Have fun creating your own custom utes and abominations.

    Credits:

    T1RE$M0KE - for motivating me to actually finish the bloody thing, for making me fix what my lazy arse didn't want to fix, heavy quality control, and various meshes

    Nekkit - for suggesting the wooden deck and providing me with the textures

    Shadows - testing and feedback, quality control

    Nacho Problem - testing and feedback, quality control

    OMAME's BeamNG Japan discord server - for ideas and feedback

    MfD discord server - for suggestions


    Images

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Recent Reviews

  1. JohnChargerbr1996's
    JohnChargerbr1996's
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Open the doors now this mod?
    Suggestion a tow truck style vintage
  2. lopunny
    lopunny
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Bubute
  3. crunchyhuntsman
    crunchyhuntsman
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Greeat mod i wish there were more ute mods! id love to see more work from you!!
  4. delorean835
    delorean835
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    I really like this mod. However I found that the rear roof pillars separate from the body when deformed enough.
  5. Nacho Problem
    Nacho Problem
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    incredibly glad i had access :) i love it
  6. ScaryGhost77467
    ScaryGhost77467
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Amazing car! I like that in the base ute, you can't actually squeal the tires!
  7. Shadows
    Shadows
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Ryo finishing mod rare occassion
  8. T1RE$M0KE
    T1RE$M0KE
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    10/10 would recommend ;b
  9. MightyCaprice
    MightyCaprice
    5/5,
    Version: 1.0
    as a australian can confirm this is very tuff
  10. Rio_Grande
    Rio_Grande
    4/5,
    Version: 1.0
    Great mod, there is indeed a lack of utes, here's to hoping for a Barstow version! Could do without the slight virtue signaling, but this is fantastic either way, I love the surfboard!
    1. Ryo13silvia
      Author's Response
      You call it virtue signalling, I call it making fun of anything that crosses my mind.
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