I'm glad that's not your house. That's not an '80, though. I have an '80 Eagle, and they have a different grille and side trim, along with the fact the Series 50 (SX/4 and Kammback) Eagles only debuted for the 1981 model year. It's still very cool. Any interior shots?
It’s been sitting for a while and I’m planning to either resell it or restore it to running shape. But here is a interior pic
That was exactly my first thought when I heard about this idea. --- Post updated --- That AMC Eagle has to be saved, just for the coolness of its existence. It's good to see old and rare cars being preserved! Back to speculation. Ok, every cloud has a silver lining. We just have to wait for another week to see it! --- Post updated --- I see you're a man of culture!
oops, i made a speculation in the wrong forum. https://www.beamng.com/threads/sugg...-beam-ng-devs-please-read.95219/#post-1658427
Speculum: The last update (0.30) was released on the 20th. The 2 updates before that were both released on the 4th. This pattern suggests 0.31 will release on the 20th of December. Also the 20th is 4 days from christmas. Coincidence?????????????... probably
I wonder if they're leading up to something bigger with all of these utility updates. For example, they've added a quarry, steel factory and refinery to WCUSA. They've added haul truck tires as props a few updates ago. Now they're possibly giving us extendable trailers (based on the information given from the second 0.31 teaser) I'm not sure if I'm looking too much into it, but I think we're getting a mining/haul truck soon, also considering that ultra-heavy duty machinery is the one of the few vehicle classes still missing from the game. Obviously it won't be in 0.31, but I think we're getting there.
They are definitely still expanding West Coast USA, as there a blank are surrounding the map. Another thing that makes me think this is there is only one tiny suburb area, there is limited mountain roads, the city is still quite small. Another thing their isn't much of is offroad trails. Whilst California is quite suburban, they still have trails such as the Rubicon trail, and many others in the Eastern mountains