ECy 988 Admiral

• Update: There's a lowridder conversion with functional 'hydraulics' available! *

After the 862 Sorrel I wasn't sure whether a classic road cruiser was feasible. (I really do suggest you click that link to read the notes there ...).

Well, decide for yourself :)

This thing was a ridiculous piece of work. I think it took over 4 hours to build. It features a double-layer chassis (metal outside, wood inside) and is incredibly large (see the last sscreenshot with the car along the Sorrel :-) and heavy. It's still very well ridable, though. Remember, this is no race car!

We're also back to off-road suspension with this one (told ya ;-).

Inspiration this time was - again, very obviously - the road cruisers of the 60's and 70's. Need I say more than 'fins'? :-D Well, actually great-looking fins are nigh impossible in vanilla Scrap Mechanic, but hey, with a little imagination you'll make do, willya?

It's a very modern car though, as you will no doubt realize by looking (through a semi-transparent part of the hood) at the engine - a W16 Turbo crafted by ArAX91.

The vehicle keeps its legacy alive by resting on a heavy steel frame (this is a luxury car, money is not an issue). It features a lot of space and legroom for the driver and all three passengers. The interior features elegant dark leather seats and classy cherry wood trim. The trunk has room for all your luggage .-)

Controls

[1] - left front door [2] - right front door [3] - driving lights [4] - blinker / turn signal left [5] - blinker / turn signal right [6] - horn [7] - left rear door [8] - right rear door [9] - trunk remote control (there's also a switch in the back) [0] - engine hood remote control (not accessible from the outside for security reasons)

Please leave comments and suggestions!