Were gettin out of the pacific exclusion zone with this one chat

LET ME GUESS: 87 Monte Carlo SS? If not, still gonna wait it. And another guess: Aerocoupe. I don't know why, but Fox Mustang/Dodge Daytona look kinda odd in coupe trim (like someone took off a piece of trunk), but hatchback looks more organic, maybe due to cars' lengths, while Monte Carlo SS looks good in both trims.

@JI bl C U 4 I’ve been updating a lot of my old assets. The end goal is to bring all of them up to the same quality standard.

As for sports cars, G-bodies are coming soon(tm).

Oh, you will update that model? Cool! I love that car. By the way, have you thought about making sport-oriented cars (something like 5th gen Corvette, Porsche 996, or Mercedes SL). Curious if you will try something like that. But anyway, thanks for models!

@JI bl C U 4 been playing around with that idea, but I'll probably revise the Fleetwood model first. It could use a makeover

Hey, Jaksch, you remember you made 93 Fleetwood? What do you think about Hearse version of it?

I'm showing my age but I love 70s and 80s station wagons. Good times back then.

@ProvokedLlama, thank you, very helpful for building LA. Wish I could find more of these LA houses.

I love brown

@JI bl C U 4 the actual building is from the Dingbat Apartments pack by savetheclocktower, but the text and details are added with PO.

Damn, looks like an asset of condo (unique building). Is that asset of ProvokedLobster available in Steam?

@JI bl C U 4 custom made by u/ProvokedLobster with procedural objects

By The Way, what is the asset of Jaksch apartment?

Pre-79 Impala, wow

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN

@jaksh I see. Still, got any plans for the Buick Roadmaster Estate wagon from the 1990s? I’d love to see that car in the game.

Also wouldn’t mind some 1980s Chryslers too, especially sedans and wagons. :)

@TrickyMario7654 thanks! Unfortunately, only the higher trim Caprice Estate was offered with wood trim for this model year.

My goodness, you delivered with this one!

This will go great with the sedan version of this Impala on the workshop!

BTW, any chance of a wood-panelled version, if they offered it with such trim IRL?

BROWN