Good evening Gentlemen, Ladies if there are any.


 




I think we can all agree that cruisin' around with the radio on is one of Mafia II's biggest draws. I know it's why I bought the game. All those superbly detailed if not charmingly misnomered vintage cars sucked me right in.


 




I recently came across a few autos that have been superbly modded into games such as GTA4, the two best being the 1957 Plymouth Belvedere (Christine's older sister):


 




http://www.gtagaming.com/downloads/gta-iv/vehicle-mods/5969


 




http://forum.gtavision.com/posts_77_3576_1.html


 









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GTA 4 IV 1957 PLYMOUTH BELVEDER CRASH TESTING HD


 




... And the 1959 Chevrolet Impala (There doesn't seem to be as much out there on this baby...)


 









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http://www.gtagaming.com/downloads/gta-iv/vehicle-mods/5740


 




http://www.gtagaming.com/downloads/gta-iv/vehicle-mods/9844


 




I think these Late-Fifties Lovelys would fit right in on the streets of Empire Bay, don't you?Ãâà  


 




Can anyone make it happen for me?


 




Much obliged.