Before we begin, I don't believe in installers. if you cant add 2 or 3 files to the game manually, then you shouldn't be downloading mods in the first place.

To use this, re-name the .dff file to that of the vehicle you wish to replace. For example, if you want to replace the patriot, name it patriot.dff, kuruma, kuruma.dff, etc. Just make sure you update the texture name to match that of the model. So do the same thing with the txd file, that you did with the .dff file.

Anyfuck, put this dff in your gta3.img (using spooky's img tool 1.2, or newer!) find the car you replaced. Then put the matching txd, in the txd.img, and your ready to rock and roll!

IF however, you have suggestions on how to make the car better, or any other ideas, post them @ www.gtaforums.com > modification showroom >vehicles (you'll need to search for the topic), or email me @ jessethoe0@hotmail.com


Credits - 
Main vehicle mesh by me, Ashdexx
Thanks .59 reverse for the wheels, rearview mirror and spoiler
Also to majestic, who donated the super detailed engine and seats
and finally to cerbera, who did the handling.

Wheels-
use dmagic's wheelmod. mandatory.

Distribution-
You may NOT modify or distribute this vehicle, under any conditions, at all, EVER, unless you get direct permission from me, and only me. If you find this file at gta3.net, contact me IMMEDIATELY, as I do NOT wish for ANY of my work to be there. Period.

Installation Instructions:
Use CSE3 (Car Stat Editor) To install the handling.cfg

5:31 AM 11/11/2002