Grand National 1970 mod for NASCAR Racing 2003 Season by Papyrus.


GN69ST is; 69 Road Runner, 69 Charger, 69 Chevelle and 69 Torino
GN70ST is; 70 Road Runner, 70 Charger, 70 Chevelle and 69 Torino
GN70SS is; 70 Superbird, 70 Daytona, 69 Chevelle and 69 Torino

Changes since last version:

1. All cars will have new tires. 
2. New look for all models. 
3. New damages for all models.
4. New cockpit for all models and different cockpit by make.
5. New textures.
6. New models for short track and speedway track.
7. New templates.
8. New Chassis and new rollbar.
9. new animate driver.
10. Now, 6 new models.

The models are associated with the following textures:  
Velle69/Velle70: »»»» interior_make0.mip, cockpit_make0.mip, dash1.mip, dash1_night.mip
Charger/Daytona: »»»» interior_make3.mip, cockpit_make3.mip, dash1.mip, dash1_night.mip 
Torino69:        »»»» interior_make2.mip, cockpit_make2.mip, dash11.mip, dash11_night.mip
Roadrunner/SBird: »»»» interior_make1.mip, cockpit_make1.mip, dash1.mip, dash1_night.mip

The texture of shifter is into cockpit_make0.mip

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You must install the new GN1970 pitcrew for the carset.

NASCAR GN1970 pitcrew helmets version 1.1			

Installation:
1. Unzip into your folder C:\Papyrus\NASCAR Racing 2003 Season\objs
Template of Pitman; *Original 'Alpinestars' template by 'Swiss'.
Thanks to: 
Bill Anderson;
Robert Vining;
Simthunder crews;
Racin Grafix crews.

Note:
*****The default pit wagon just didn't fit our older mods (GN70, SNSC70, Late Model90, Outlaw) so we made a new one that's perfect, just a toolbox and a stack of tires. ******

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A brief history lesson:

The new Ford Motor Company cars were dominant during the 1968 NASCAR Grand National series stock car racing season.  In just one short year, Plymouth and Dodge drivers had gone from winning almost every race at every superspeedway to being nearly shut out.  It also didn't help that Chrysler's star driver, Richard Petty, jumped ship to Ford in 1969.  

The recessed grill of the street Chargers trapped too much air at high speeds, so Chrysler engineers set out on a crash course to correct them for the 1969 season.  The direct result was the development of the Plymouth Superbird, which won Petty back to Chrysler for the 1970 season.

The 1970 Daytona 500 was the first time that all four of the special aero-cars developed by Ford and Chrysler raced head to head in superspeedway trim.  Sadly, due to the un-safe increased speeds generated by these factory built Aerowarriors, NASCAR limited all of the special aerobodied cars to 305 cc engines, which automatically made these famous winged cars obsolete for the 1971 season.

 
This mod attempts to recreate the day when the Aerowarriors ruled the track!

Requirements:

You must install the v1.2.0.1 patch for NR2003 by Papyrus before installing this mod!

A complete 1970 NASCAR Grand National Superspeedway carset accompanies this mod, along with Short Track addon-on cars and additonal cars from the 1969 and 1970 seasons.  All cars and templates are high-resolution versions.  A no-helmet pit crew changer application finishes out the official add-ons for this mod.


Credits for the GN70 Mod:
 
GN70 Development Team ( SimThunder/Rioux Mods):

Programming:
Denis Rioux

Pace Car:
The Pits/Rioux; (template/sb70)

3D Modeling:
Denis Rioux
 
Cockpit, chassis and Tire modeling:
Denis Rioux;
Todd; (sb70velle) Textures

Carset AI Ratings:
Bill Anderson

Carset Painters versions 3.0
Bill Anderson
charger71bee
Nunya88
 
Templates:
Bill Anderson;
IB4JR;
sb70velle;
Denis Rioux
 
GN70 Animated driver/pitcrew no_helmets version 1.0
Denis Rioux

GN70 Sound Swapper
Bill Anderson

Mainback
Chadley
 
Installer:
Robert Vining
 
Beta Testers ;(Special Thanks for your aid and support)  
Robert St-Pierre,  
oldasdirt,  
miclar1,
Chadley,
Senior31,
sb70,
Clebrowns63,  
waynef,  
CC#48,  
DawsonvilleBill9,
Chadley,
ChazOutlaw,
charger71bee,
Nunya88, 
Darrell Pace,
jopajoe,
Rogue,
Smoke,
IB4JR,
Bill Anderson,
Robert Vining,
Denis Rioux,


and a big thanks to whoever else we forgot to mention …..  


Rioux
http://www.riouxmods.com/