Dodge Omni GLHS
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In UK we had it as this:
Talbot sunbeam.
Then in the UK car industries pomp some wise owl got lotus to work its magic on it..
And a well respected UK race driver has probaby one of the best most tuned Talbot sunbeams...ever..... this thing is RAPID...Its known simply as...the bullet..
Nice car as i can make it into a UK car i know also.
Talbot sunbeam.
Then in the UK car industries pomp some wise owl got lotus to work its magic on it..
And a well respected UK race driver has probaby one of the best most tuned Talbot sunbeams...ever..... this thing is RAPID...Its known simply as...the bullet..
Nice car as i can make it into a UK car i know also.
- 330
It's very interesting how they wireframe the real car! guys actually have to think like a 3d modeler on the spot and work out the most efficient way to map it.
- 142
I was thinking it was leaderboard just after I built it, haven't even drove it yet but it's one of those that you can look at and just tell.
- 5,768
- Anoka, MN
Is there a glitch with the car where the stock decals disappear if you go into the paint menu?
- 2,414
Was reading this but it didn't register until Wolfe answered what you guys were asking. The stock liveries in the game aren't like the liveries we create, understandably, they don't use the same livery editor that we use when they create theirs. So when you make edits they have to delete their liveries so you can do yours. Not a glitch, just part of the livery mechanism.
- 5,768
- Anoka, MN
Yeah, when you change the color of the Ford Mustang King Cobra, the stripes stay on the vehicle, as with pretty much every other street vehicle in the game. Dunno why the Omni would be any different, especially when you're simply painting the wheels, not the body itself!
- 674
- M.I.A
If I'm not mistaken wheel paint (& window tint) has always be integral to the 'livery set'. So if you were to buy a livery from the storefront the wheel colour is locked into the livery too. Also if you paint a car with stock stripes, the base colour changes but the stripes stay the same. It's always been that way IIRC.
- 5,768
- Anoka, MN
Eh who knows really, regardless I think they shouldn't disappear no matter what painting you do.
- 330
I'll rather they go away. it gets in the way of making full replicas.
If it's just a simple stripe you can always redo your own.
If it's just a simple stripe you can always redo your own.
- 5,768
- Anoka, MN
All you have to do is just make a decal layer for each section of the base color to get rid of the stripes. Besides, I like the stock GLHS decals. 
- 330
All you have to do is just make a decal layer for each section of the base color to get rid of the stripes. Besides, I like the stock GLHS decals.
sometimes it doesnt cover it up (like on the door of the ford GT) and sometimes they left a white feint outline, both are a bitch to work around.
The GLHS was the Shelby Modified Version there where only 500 produced. so it is in fact a Shelby vehicle dodge donated the last 500 for the model year 1987 and they became the GLHS based off of the Dodge "Shelby" GLH and GLHT, same with the 87 GLHS, also last 500 of the model year, based on the Charger.
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