IFR M50

Description

The IFR M50 is an All Wheel Drive truck manufactured in the Democratic Republic of Kieferland (East Kieferland) from 1965 through 1990. It appears to be parody of the IFA W50, made through the same time period. The M50 is one of the few vehicle types to have an engine accesible from inside the cab, the only other being the Club Stetson.

The vehicle's statistics are only partially known, with the only directly measurable statistic being speed, in Studs per second. Other stats are vague approximations from Kozakowskyy, one of the main developers for the game, and the author of this page, GibusCorporation.

The M50 comes with a multitude attachments, of which all variants share. These are Mirror, Dash, Warning Tape, Ornament, and Sticker attachments respectively.
All Mirror attachments are shared between all cars, whereas the rest are unique to the Club. The list of possible attachments are as follows:

• Mirror:
  • Trees:
    • Black Ice
    • Camo
    • Cherry Blossom
    • Dayside Breeze
    • Green Apple
    • Leather
    • Mai Tai
    • Margarita
    • New Car
    • Rainforest
    • Royal Pine
    • Strawberry
    • Vanilla
  • Fur Dice
• Dash:
  • Fan
• Warning Tape:
  • Warning Tape
• Ornament:
  • Horns
• Stickers:
  • Stickers

All variants of the M50 come with their base flatbeds, and have multiple other trailers and beds.

Variants / Deviations

Stock

The Stock M50 is the smallest M50 variant. It can, however, tow trailers, unlike its larger brothers. It has two main axles and two seats.
The beds the Stock M50 can use are:

• Flatbed/Old Flatbed/Covered Flatbed - Hauls two units of cargo. Functionally identical, only different by the shades of wood/canopy.
• Flatbed Trailer/Covered Trailer - Hauls two units of cargo on the main truck bed and three in the trailer bed. Functionally identical, only different by one having a canopy.
• Dumper Bed - Hauls 200 units of either sand or gravel.
• Dumper Trailer - Hauls 200 units of either sand or gravel in the main bed, and 300 in the trailer.
• Water Tank - Hauls 6000L of water.
• Water Trailer - Hauls 6000L of water in its main bed, and 9000L in the trailer.
• Fuel Tank - Hauls 6000L of fuel.
• Fuel Trailer - Hauls 6000L of fuel in its main bed, and 9000L in the trailer.

Long

The Long M50 is the least wieldy of the M50 variants, as its second set of wheels in the rear impact its turning radius to make it control "like a boat". It also has no ability to haul trailers, making its monetary uses limited. Its usable beds are:

• Flatbed - Hauls three units of cargo. Matches the trailer of the Stock M50.
• Towing Bed - Allows the haulage of scrap vehicles to be sold to Stetson's Carsmithy. May struggle with heavier wrecks.
• Water Tank - Hauls 9000L of water.
• Sewage Tank - Hauls 9000L of sewage that needs to be pumped from septic tanks across the map.
• Fuel Tank - Hauls 9000L of fuel.
• Dumper Bed - Hauls 300 units of either sand or gravel.

Maintenance

Breaking the flow of going building to building, the Maintenance M50 is one of the few vehicles capable of hauling Repair Materials from Silverslate to roadwork sites. A two-axle vehicle with 6 seats for a driver and work crew, and capable of hauling 10 repair materials per trip.
The Maintenance M50 has no bed types or trailers.

Semi

The long hauler sibling of the M50 family, the Semi is a 2-axle 2-seater truck with a small cot in the back of the driver's cab for overnight hauling. The vehicle features a fifth wheel, which allows it to haul the largest of the M50's trailers. These are:

• Flatbed/Covered Flatbed - Hauls six units of cargo. Functionally identical, only different by one having a canopy.
• Water Tanker - Hauls 20000L of water.
• Fuel Tanker - Hauls 200000L of fuel.
• Dumper Trailer - Hauls 600 units of either gravel or sand.

Notes and Trivia

• The Semi variant's Dumper bed has no animated dumping, and currently has a load too small for the bed.
• The player's legs clip through into the engine bay of the M50.
• The stickers able to be added to the M50 show, from left to right: A Noob face, a Witch's Brew logo, a Bloxy Cola logo, a Bloxxers badge, a brick explosion, and the ROBLOX logo from 2007-2010.
• The M50 is one of several vehicles able to use the Horns, but does not share ownership between them, unlike the Fan, which is shared.
• Covered Flatbeds are unable to use the large ramp descending the Silverslate hill.

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