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===Mechanized division===
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The New California Republic have a mechanized vehicle division. The exact number and the type of vehicles in the division is unknown. The primary limitation is the supply of tires and other degradable parts that greatly limit the possibility for fielding any larger scale vehicle fleet.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 5#Questions|Fallout Bible 5]]<br/>'''6. About how many working or servicable cars are there at the time of FO2? Obviously there must be more then one, since the guy in new reno has a garage fully staffed, and most likely has a large supply of parts( im assuming that was what the warehouse building next to the garage was filled up with, you couldnt pick up anything off of them)'''<br/>''Probably not too many, but I don't know the exact number. The real problem isn't fuel, it's mostly tires and other degradable parts that have gone to the dogs in the past 100 years. For every two hundred or so people, there might be one working vehicle, and even "the local clunker" wouldn't be up to factory specs. NCR is rumored to have a mechanized vehicle division outside of its farming vehicles, but the number of vehicles in the division is unknown."''</ref><ref>[[Fallout Bible 6#New California Republic]]</ref> It is known, however, that the NCR logistics corps employ several former [[United States Armed Forces#United States Army|United States Army]] [[truck]]s
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The New California Republic have a mechanized vehicle division. The exact number and the type of vehicles in the division is unknown. The primary limitation is the supply of tires and other degradable parts that greatly limit the possibility for fielding any larger scale vehicle fleet.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 5#Questions|Fallout Bible 5]]<br/>'''6. About how many working or servicable cars are there at the time of FO2? Obviously there must be more then one, since the guy in new reno has a garage fully staffed, and most likely has a large supply of parts( im assuming that was what the warehouse building next to the garage was filled up with, you couldnt pick up anything off of them)'''<br/>''Probably not too many, but I don't know the exact number. The real problem isn't fuel, it's mostly tires and other degradable parts that have gone to the dogs in the past 100 years. For every two hundred or so people, there might be one working vehicle, and even "the local clunker" wouldn't be up to factory specs. NCR is rumored to have a mechanized vehicle division outside of its farming vehicles, but the number of vehicles in the division is unknown."''</ref><ref>[[Fallout Bible 6#New California Republic]]</ref> It is known, however, that the NCR logistics corps employ several former [[United States Armed Forces#United States Army|United States Army]] [[truck]]s and [[jeep]]s for transport, and several scavenged [[tank]]s<ref>[https://mobile.twitter.com/ChrisAvellone/status/101700464676044800 Chris Avellone on Twitter (August 11, 2011) elaborating on his ''Fallout Bible 5'' paragraph.]: ''"'''@ChrisAvellone In Fallout Bible, it mentions that NCR have a cav. division, but also says that horses died out. Could you please explain?'''''<br/>''@Francis1605 Fallout Bible is no longer canon, but when I first wrote it, it meant mechanized cav. (a FEW scav tanks and jeeps)."''</ref> These are kept running by a dedicated team of mechanics and well-stocked workshops, such as the truck repair depot at [[Camp McCarran]].<ref>[[Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide]] Collector's Edition p.310 names the repair depot to the right of the entrance as a "Truck Mechanic Area".<br/>([[Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide Collector's Edition Tour of the Mojave Wasteland]])</ref>
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==Appearances==
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==Appearances==
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