Shadowfen & Redneck
Shadowfen Shadowfen
Redneck Redneck
Shadowfen Shadowfen
Ever considered turning a rust‑bitten truck into the centerpiece of a stealth mission?
Redneck Redneck
Sure thing. Just strip out all the shiny parts, paint it matte gray, add a little tarp for cover, and make sure it ain't honkin' at midnight. Then you can drive it around like a ghost without anyone knowin' what a rust‑bitten truck looks like.
Shadowfen Shadowfen
Just keep the tarp taut and the paint matte—no glare, no reflections. The quieter the engine, the better. If you can add a few subtle sound dampeners, the whole vehicle will be almost invisible to the ears of anyone nearby.
Redneck Redneck
You can stack a few old mattresses on the floor, throw in some thick foam, and line the hood with that old motor oil blanket. Trim the fan a touch, swap out the stock exhaust for a muffler‑filled steel pipe, and you’ll have a quiet beast that won’t bark louder than a goat in a rainstorm.
Shadowfen Shadowfen
Sounds solid, just keep the foam thick enough to dampen the engine vibrations, and route the exhaust away from any exposed pipework. The quieter the better, so a good seal on that muffler‑pipe combo will keep you silent.
Redneck Redneck
Sounds good. Put the foam thick, keep the muffler sealed tight, and route that pipe right out the back where it ain’t seen. Then you’ll be quieter than a hound on a hot day.