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PK Sim Designs

Outlaw Cargo Pack for American Truck Simulator

Outlaw Cargo Pack for American Truck Simulator

Regular price $5.00 USD
Regular price $20.00 USD Sale price $5.00 USD
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Expand your hauling options in American Truck Simulator with the PK Sim Designs Outlaw Cargo Pack. This custom cargo mod adds a variety of new loads for dry vans, reefers, containers, flatbeds and step deck trailers, including custom-modeled cargo assets for open-deck hauling.

These loads are strictly for entertainment purposes only. The load names are discrete for streaming safe and also to give some realism of plausible deniability. The loads have a higher reward for delivery. All loads deliver to downtown Chicago which means SCS Illinois Map DLC is required.

Features:

✔ Custom-modeled cargo assets for flatbed and step deck trailers
✔ Compatible with dry vans, reefers, containers, flatbeds and step decks
✔ Available in the Freight Market
✔ Increased delivery rewards
✔ Streaming-safe cargo names
✔ Free updates



Feel free to contact us if you still have any questions.

Credits:
INGAME conversion, model creations, defs, accessories, and loads: PK Sim Designs

Works in the latest game version.

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Justin Drobach

Quality is great, this guy really taking his time on these and putting in the effort to deliver a quality product

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Qazme

Pretty cool - fairly generic looking loads, but loads of money and pretty funny to think about while running the scales late at night with your lights off. ;-)

Thanks for the review! The cargo is meant to give plausible deniability lol. Some of the cargo is when I first started getting into modeling so as time progresses and my skills improve the cargo will as well. I didn’t want to make it too obvious what you were hauling so that’s why the names are something you might actually see on a bill of lading and the cargo models themselves are unsuspecting to DOT.