Bug Out Car: 26 Lessons On How To Transform The Ordinary Car In Your Garage Into The Ultimate Bug Out Vehicle

Do you mind if I ask you what kind of a car you drive? Is it a Ford F-150 truck, a Chevrolet Tahoe SUV, a Subaru Outback wagon, a Honda Odyssey minivan, a little Toyota Camry sedan, or maybe another make and model that falls into those categories? It doesn’t matter which of those you have, because any one of those vehicles will be suitable as a bug out vehicle in a large scale disaster scenario so long as you know how to modify it properly as such, and that’s exactly what this book is going to teach you how to do. While most survival experts agree that bugging in is almost always safer than bugging out in a disaster situation, there are certain situations where bugging out will be your only choice. In any disaster scenario where death is certain or almost certain if you stay at your home, you will have to bug out. This book is not about how to bug out or where to bug out to, but rather on the form of transportation that you will use for bugging out: namely, your bug out vehicle. Guess what, bugging out on foot or even in a bicycle will be very unwise. You need an entire car. Think about it. On a bike or on foot, how much stuff can you bring with you? If you’re like most people, not a lot. How can you stay protected from inclement weather? You’ll need to bring a tarp and other shelter items, and on foot, that will obviously slow you down. And most importantly, how can you get from your home to your bug out location/rendezvous point quickly on foot or on a bike? You will always be able to get to your bug out location faster in a car. Alright, so you need to have a designated bug out car as part of your preparations for bugging out. And you may think that this requires you to buy a really expensive vehicle made specifically for the purpose or a Mad Max-style of rough and tumble vehicle that’s loaded out with all sorts of booby traps and weapons and has a cool paint job. I’ve got great news for you: you don’t need to do any of those things. In fact, the car that you use every day and that’s sitting in your driveway or garage right now as you read this will work just fine for you as a bug out vehicle. All that you need to do is modify that car so it’s better suited for bugging out than it is right now, and that’s exactly what this book is going to teach you how to do. In this book I will teach you 26 key lessons (plus a bonus tip) on how to modify your car for bugging out without spending a fortune, the items that you need to keep in your bug out vehicle, and how to maintain that vehicle over the long term. Are you ready to dive into these lessons? I am, so turn the page and we’ll get started!