can you please make a equus bass

I noticed 2 bugs; 1st one is that the headlights don't retract, 2nd one is the rpm and speedometer gauges are mixed up.

one of the Best muscle car i have seen :D great work!!

@Ubludock Hello, can I ask you few questions about modding with lisanced GTA V ?

@egeknyl I don't know English. It will be difficult to communicate.

@Ubludock Uh... Who can help me ? Do you know anybody ?

@egeknyl Sorry, no. What you have a problem?

@Ubludock when I click "edit mode" in OPENIV, it says I need some things. Like Asi Loader and OPENIV plugin, something like that. Also I would like to know when I use this mods will they only effect single player ? Will the mods do anything with online ?

@egeknyl Modified cars will see you.

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@Ubludock Thank you a lot. What do you want to mean by " Modified cars will see you " ?

@egeknyl A bad translator. I meant that the machines will only be able to see you online.

@Ubludock can you make the headlights actually be popup headlights?

@egeknyl The ASI loader is needed if you created a mods folder. It's highly recommended. OPEN IV will give you the option to copy rpf files to the mods folder so that you don't alter the game's original files. The ASI loader will read the files in the mods folder (the ones you altered) as well as the original files that aren't in the mods folder (the unaltered ones). Why this is important: Rockstar will ban players if they try to get online with modded rpf files, however, by using a mod manager, you can turn off the ASI loader prior to going online so that the game reads the original, unaltered files and you don't get banned from online play. Of course, you can't use your modded cars online, but that's because Rockstar are assholes and dont believe in creating cheat servers where anything goes.

Now if you didn't create a mods folder, all is not lost. With the Steam version, you can revalidate your game files. It will restore the vanilla files to your game. Then just go into your GTAV directory and create a mods folder. OpenIV may ask you if you want it to create one, but I'm not sure about that. Upside: You don't have to uninstall and reinstall a 60+GB game. Downside: You have to redo all your mods. I just had to do this and I have bad internet, so revalidating 11GB of files took a couple days

Any chance for add-on? :D

Best Car MoD Ever.....!

really good mods. thank you.

@zzcool I second this notion because otherwise the model is great.

popup headlights please!

Amazing, I love it!

Wishing for working popups. Sadly cant use this without those functioning as there is another that has them.