Mule Stress Test

The man who is born2truck is a big fan of Pißwasser - here he is posed in one of the many fine San Andreas liquor establishments that sell the beverage - and he was ecstatic when he learned that he would get to review the Maibatsu Mule in the Pißwasser livery!

Here it is on the freeway just outside of Paleto Bay. The C-O-E Mule is definite workhorse, and a real beauty, with tried and tested commercial applications. The man who was born2truck decided that it was not worth going over the basics that everyone knew: the Muke is a reliable non-articulated truck for local deliveries.

Here is the Mule and born2truck on an elevated section of  San Andreas heights, showing that the Mule, like its namesake, is a capable mountain climber. The real test is about to come - how is the Mule on the rapid descent, how is it as a Stunt Truck? 

Here is a brief video of the Mule's descent and stunt stress test. A few little issues, but stuck the landing!

A little bit of scuffing and the loss of some non-essential paneling - the Mule is a tough customer! The man who was born2truck gives the thumbs up for future stunts! 




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