1971 LMC Fenris

During the 1970s, Muscle Cars were the staple of all car companies. Dodge with its Charger and Challenger, Ford with its Mustang, Chevy with its Camaro, and so on. LMC wanted in. The LMC Fenris, a design name dating back to the 60s, was reused for this and turned into yet another 2 seater muscle car. Oddly enough, the decision was made to sell it in Japan as well to work for the National Police Agency. This turned what would typically be a normal muscle car into the powerhouse of the NPA, and back home in the states, it was a hit. It, similar to the charger, had headlights that would roll out of the grill. Similar to some of the muscle cars of the time, it had a T-Top option and a Convertible option as well. It had a formidable top speed of 127mph, or 204kph, and was, as those in the South sure pointed out, decently offroad capable.

Controls: Headlight: Headlights Disable Steering: Headlights Off: Flip Out Lights | Headlights On: Turn On Highbeams Invert Steering: Foglights Hazard Lights: Hazards Action 1 & 2: Left and Right Blinker Respectively 690 Bricks

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