I’d rather have a front plate requirement. If I’m ever struck by a vehicle that flees, that leaves a greater chance of the plate being seen IMO. Plus my car, a Crown Vic, tends to look odd without a front plate.

He just re-took the post a few days ago IIRC. Also this has literally nothing to do with anything.

Might I propose a further rollout of this patch?

Mostly Terrible, Amirite?

Dad’s first car was a 1984 Subaru GL hatchback, brown with a manual transmission (who would have guessed how Jalop it would have been back then?). He adored the thing, and the 4WD most definitely helped with New England winters. He fondly relayed a story of being able to assist a RWD, late 80s NYC Chevy Caprice…

I never really cared for that take of him to be honest, but it was fairly unique. I do like Bradley Cooper’s Joe-Pesci-esque performance from the films though.

At least Rocket looks awesome.

Firstly, I plan to finish Yakuza 0. Having never played a Yakuza game before, 0 was a pleasant surprise and quite an enjoyable time so far. Love the setting and the overall dramatic/comedic tone of the game - the variety offered in side quests is truly amazing.

Even better that he’s actually in the business and presumably could put the thing to use for special functions, haha. Thanks for sharing.

That’s a beauty. I love the Twinsonic lightbar, rear facing beacon, and overall styling too. Green and white doesn’t seem to be a common enough combo, because it sure looks sharp!

It kills me every time a genuine vintage police package car gets made into a Bluesmobile. Double the irritation when the car isn’t even a Dodge Monaco.

Vintage ambulances kick ass.

Agreed, and the better part is that you’ve basically posted the in-game equivalent of my car. :D

Yakuza 0 should definitely be added IMO.

This could have been stopped by merely driving with your doors locked by the sound of it.

Parallel Lines was widely regarded to be one of the weaker installments of the series. The original and 2 are the best IMO, with San Francisco coming shortly thereafter.

Gorgeous car, and I’d consider taking you up on that offer if I had access to anything beyond shitty streetside parking in a rust-belt state. Good luck with the sale - hopefully it goes to a good home.

I’ve always had an irrational affection toward the Granada. Do you have photos of yours?

You’re doing a damn fine job - the Econolines of that generation were always some of my favorites, and the pickup/van combo is all the more unique. Glad to see you’ve gone to the lengths you have to save it!

Keep us posted! :D