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[[Image: | [[Image:TruckCabSX-GTA2.png|right|thumb|A Truck Cab SX in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]].]] | ||
The '''Truck Cab SX''' is a variant of the [[Truck Cab]] in [[ | The '''Truck Cab SX''' is a truck featured in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]. | ||
== Description == | |||
=== Design === | |||
The Truck Cab SX is a large semi-trailer truck that is presumably a larger and beefier variant of the [[Truck Cab]], distinguishable by its rounder profile, a pair of single roof-mounted lights, and a generally wider and long dimension than a regular Truck Cab. Like the Truck Cab, the Truck Cab SX is capable of [[Towing|attaching to and pulling trailers]], one of only two vehicles in the game capable of doing so. | |||
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|<gallery width="auto" perrow="6" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="120"> | |||
Image:TruckCabSX-GTA2-Larabie.png|The [[Ray Larabie]] rendition of the Truck Cab SX. | |||
Image:TruckCabSX-GTA2-ingame.jpg|A Truck Cab SX in-game, with lights. | |||
Image:TruckCabSX-GTA2-withTransporter.jpg|A Truck Cab SX pulling a [[Transporter]], which in turn is carrying an unmarked [[Z-Type]]. | |||
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=== Performance === | |||
Due to its larger build, the Truck Cab SX is slower than the Truck Cab but is generally the same in terms of steering and braking as the Truck Cab. When attaching to a trailer, the truck's generally speed is also reduced, as are its steering, which becomes much heavier; similarly, reverses while pulling a trailer are equally difficult. | |||
Like the Truck Cab, the Truck Cab SX cannot be [[Crusher|crushed]]. | |||
== Locations == | |||
* The Truck Cab SX only appears in the [[Residential District]] of [[Anywhere City]]. | |||
==See also== | |||
*[[Juggernaut]], GTA 1 equivalents. | |||
*[[Linerunner]], GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories equivalent. | |||
*[[Roadtrain]] and [[Tanker]], GTA San Andreas equivalents. | |||
*[[Phantom]], GTA IV equivalent. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:36, 20 October 2010
The Truck Cab SX is a truck featured in Grand Theft Auto 2.
Description
Design
The Truck Cab SX is a large semi-trailer truck that is presumably a larger and beefier variant of the Truck Cab, distinguishable by its rounder profile, a pair of single roof-mounted lights, and a generally wider and long dimension than a regular Truck Cab. Like the Truck Cab, the Truck Cab SX is capable of attaching to and pulling trailers, one of only two vehicles in the game capable of doing so.
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Performance
Due to its larger build, the Truck Cab SX is slower than the Truck Cab but is generally the same in terms of steering and braking as the Truck Cab. When attaching to a trailer, the truck's generally speed is also reduced, as are its steering, which becomes much heavier; similarly, reverses while pulling a trailer are equally difficult.
Like the Truck Cab, the Truck Cab SX cannot be crushed.
Locations
- The Truck Cab SX only appears in the Residential District of Anywhere City.
See also
- Juggernaut, GTA 1 equivalents.
- Linerunner, GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories equivalent.
- Roadtrain and Tanker, GTA San Andreas equivalents.
- Phantom, GTA IV equivalent.
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