WIP Soliad Wendover (1979-1985)

OK. here's the plan:

I plan to make a facelift for the bruckell moonhawk with the Purpose of extending the production run of the vehicle 6 more years

The facelift will consist of:

New bumpers with new pieces of trim:
Plastic cladding available both in raw black plastic AND painted (blinkers will be included there)
New trunklid
New nosecone and tailcone with electric components
New Interior textures

New engines (probably taken from the barstow models and changed up a bit, they are of nice quality) with carburated and EFI intakes

New hubcaps
New wheels

UPDATE:

this Download is en Beta state! enjoy

 

hawt

 

this is reaaaally beautiful, looks familiar

 

Maybe square headlights like this?

 

Exactly what I was planning to do

 

Looks familiar idk where but my brains go hey i have seen this before.

 

Looks nice! Maybe some super choked v8 (sorta like the chevy california v8 which shouldve never existed) for full malaise era "trying to be fast but cant" feel

 

there's the factory engine with a wimpy 180 hp 6.2 v8

 

that might be THE worst size to power ratio ive ever heard done in beamng.

 

Will there be a i4?

 

Gotta be honest here, it's looking fuckin' great with that kind of facelift

 

so after battling for hours with the plastic inserts, I am taking another route for now

 

Ayyyy, lookin' more like a Pontiac Firebird heheh-

 

looks really good! good luck man!

 

Looks fantistic! Beam needs more 80s cars

 

butt

 

mmmm yes, lookin nice

 

This is an accurate adaptation of what American automakers were producing during the transition from the '70s to the '80s. Certain American automakers were profoundly interested in producing "European-styled cars," which was really just a fancy way of saying post-modern automotive design. I can't wait to see what happens with this mod - I'm a firm believer that the Dev team should revisit the Moonhawk and give it the much-deserved attention other legacy vehicles have received in the past.

Love it.

 

I see you are a man of culture. You get it Mister that was the plan all along

 

Ah yes, performance'nt