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Nice pair of vehicles. Street hawk could be also KITT because I remember in one episode it was applied on a motorcycle

PS: Thank you for applying colour mod in kitt with a red rev counter. I'll update it soon.

Shelby GT500 on Test Drive 2 for Amiga is slightly better colored, steering wheel has a raised position and also has visible bonnet

Sometimes I think they have 1 or two day for the muscle car update for test drive 2. The quality of the cars is very low compared to the others.

Hey do you like it? Should we make the complete list of cars like this? What info should we add to this list?

http://wiki.stunts.hu/index.php?title=Zapper

It's a good template. 
I suggest to add a publishing year and version (if applied) on the table.

I'm more agreed with Duplode's suggestion for "modders".

May I also suggest something like "post release developpers" (after official release), "moddification developers" or even "customization developers"?

I think that "developers" part is not just a word used in programmers scene and is self defining of what some people has done with this game and in or for this community.

Nice!

About the cheat (custom!) cars page we could also add a car designer list. Wht do you think?

Wiki has a generic page Category:Hackers for it, but not so specific for car designers.

(...) I now wonder which other Stunts tools still need an article (one of them, for instance, is CarEdit).

I'll be soon in charge of creating a "CarEdit3" wiki page for it.

I've just created wiki page for 4D Sports Driving Car Editor / CarEdit3, further enrichment in course.

[What you think about developping Wiki's Cheat Cars page in order to summarize an updated list custom cars ever created?

There is a difference between a cheat car and a custom car.
I don't mind enrichment of the page. But a different title (eg, custom cars) would be proper.
A cheat car is also a sort of custom car.

I agree. So in Stunts Wiki the "Cheat cars" page could be separated, since now the page states that is "(Redirected from Custom cars)" which is confusing... Seems this is an opportunity to clarify this classification.

Zapper - Your work on car articles is very good. I wish I knew more about cars both in real life and in Stunts, to properly write a good article for them. All I can help with is composition, you know, grammar and orthography too, though KyLiE is better at that. But the contents, you know a whole lot more than I.
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I've complete all the 8 articles regarding custom cars that I created in the past.

Caterham Super Seven JPE
Ferrari F40
Lotus Esprit Turbo SE
McLaren Honda MP4/4
Pontiac Firebird Turbo T/A - KITT version
Porsche 911 Turbo
Toyota Corolla Gti
Toyota Sprinter Trueno
I'm open to suggestions if some thing is not correctly spelled or inaccurate.

What you think about developping Wiki's Cheat Cars page in order to summarize an updated list custom cars ever created?

We could ask all other car creators to enrich it?

Trying out Ryoma's cars topic could be used to help on achieve the goal that I pointed.

Nice articles Zapper!! I enjoyed them! Please continue! I love our wiki. We should write everything we know. Stories, process, personal profile and background... Everything about this community. 

Hi,

I'll continue to gather all information regarding cars and all that I make or contribute for this game and cumunity in the past.

This list of custom is somehow centralized in Stunts Wiki. How can I contribute do fill the missing information?

I have and old idea for making other performant Toyota like the Celica GT-Four (ST185) / WRC version:



Maybe I manage to create it after Mazda 787B (promissed before)

It would be something in Lotus Esprit territory. Alanrotoi, do you mean a Supra MK3 for Stunts period?

I've compared your bench results with CarTest3 for the Lamborghini Countach (Zapper's Car Pack) and I see that the performance specs differ:

MaxTorque: 462 Nm vs 492 Nm
MaxPower: 367 HP vs 391 HP

From the shown results it seems that back in the day (2002), aimming to real 0-60MPH, top speed or using just torque curves (when accessible) was not accurate enough to get the correct performance.
I used CarTest 4.5 as a source of information back then:


(https://archive.org/details/cartest_202106)

Seems now that "Zapper's Car Pack" has room to achive the "tunned for REAL" state