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1968 Dodge Charger R/T

I felt that it would be a shame not to complement my 1968 Mustang by making a replica of the car driven by the bad guys in the movie Bullitt, and all I had to do was modify my '69 Charger's front and rear ends. Just like the real car, it performs pretty much identically to the 1969 model, but some people prefer the open grille and simpler tail end.

Update: Because the compact custom cooling system was broken by the v1.1.3 update, and because it's far more realistic, I have replaced the engine with a modular "V8" engine and radiator. It also reaches top speed in half the time of the old engine!


It is also available with a 4-speed manual transmission and blue SE paint: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2333449725


To start, get into the drivers seat, turn the ignition key, and use the Up / Down arrow buttons to select Drive, Neutral, Reverse, or Park.

• Up / Down: Gear
  
• Left / Right: Turn signals
  
• Button 1: Interior lighting control
  
• Button 2: Fog light
  
• Button 3: Cruise control toggle (hitting the brakes will also turn it off)
  
• Button 5: Handbrake + clutch pedal (useful for drag racing)
  
• Button 6: "Burnout mode", which transfers all power to the rear wheels. This is super useful for drifting and handbrake turns

- When driving on roads, it's helpful to use cruise control to stay at 50-70 MPH (80-112 KM/H).

- The head and tail lights won't turn on when the ignition key is off. If you want to change this, you can select the big microcontroller in the hood and change the property toggle from Yes to No.


Auto Clutch: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2302028411&searchtext=clutch

Some logic adapted from this brake lights controller: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2102720975&searchtext=brake+lights+controller