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Just thought some toasters in HP2 would be fun. :mrgreen:

Huge credit for Nuclear Hedgehog (www.nuclearhedgehog.tk) for parts and textures from his Mafia Pinto series. :super: I also made a 1979 Fairmont with his parts to replace the traffic car (EAs ones suck), you can get it at nd4spdworld.com).

Probably i wont make new cars until autumn, when i get back from millitary service (most likely).

Driver Movements: Yes
S/N: 8
Dahs: Yes, Generic

Note: for original NFS 6 car and screenshot, please go here:
http://www.nfscars.net/car.php?ID=6823

[b]Converted by Viper Jay 5
NFS Conversions Unlimited ™

13 Comments (Add Comment)

1 7/15/2004 5:50:17 AM
Gafaddict

Great conversion as always :super:
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2 7/15/2004 6:15:29 AM
Viper

Thanks guys...unfortunately, the Mesh is too high-poly for NFS 3 version :(

Yeah, I remember those pintos and Chevy Vegas wthat were always at the track with the blown V-8s...very cool :mrgreen:
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3 7/18/2004 9:12:39 AM
noise

Hmm, optimizing cars.I have a lot of nfscars that need to be optimized.So VJ when youre finished with your unlimited conversions, are you gonna optimize high poly cars than?(just joking)
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4 7/15/2004 5:42:42 AM
sava_tage

How about some old Pinto Street Rods when people use to cram V8s in them ? :) I can get you tons of pics of them.

You did do a excellent job how about a Nfs3 version as well if you would please.

Thanks
Sava_tage
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5 7/15/2004 1:37:28 PM
PortuguesePilot

great!
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6 7/15/2004 2:36:09 PM
GM Lover

hahahaha my mom used to own one of these. very unsafe tho good job!!!
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7 7/15/2004 4:22:30 PM
Grungy Harry

Thank you VJ5, great job. :super: You never stop amazing me, i dindnt think this would work in NFS4. :eek:

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8 7/15/2004 4:52:00 PM
Viper

No thanks needed, my friend...it was a pleasure converting it and YOU are the creator of this very cool retro car....Iam the one thanking you for having made it :wink: The dtails youve placed on the trim and mudflaps, the seats and rear compartment....all wonderful :super: x 10 ! I almpst get teary-eyed remembering this car from my past :cry:
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9 7/15/2004 7:48:15 PM
TURBO-1

very nice indeed!!
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10 7/16/2004 7:15:15 PM
noise

Very realistic car, deserves a new dash.And why can I watch this 13K poly car in the showroom while other even lower poly cars give problems.Great detailed car, thanks for conversion VJ
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11 7/16/2004 7:44:33 PM
Viper

it was entirely my pleasure, Noie...thanks for the comment- unfortunately, I could not give it the dash it deserved...Im not knowledgeable as to them but perhaps Ill lern soon...I can still remember those ovalshaped instrument clustes from my own pinto of days gone by :mrgreen:
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12 7/17/2004 10:27:08 PM
Remko

Nice work :super: I was surprised to learn that, even with well over 13k polies, it caused no problems with viewing it in the NFS4 showroom. So good job on optimizing this car.
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13 12/30/2005 11:47:34 PM
Cobra64

Like 20-25 years ago my dad had a coupe (or whatever its called) with a wagon engine in it. The wagons had bigger engines
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