Today, we're excited to share another episode of our SCS On The Road series, where we travel across North America to meet passionate vehicle owners and gather valuable reference materials for future projects.
This time, our journey brought us to Denton, Texas, where we had the opportunity to experience a true American automotive icon - the 1997 Dodge Viper GTS.
During our visit, we had the chance to document and scan this beautiful car, getting our vehicle artists the accurate reference data needed to faithfully recreate it for the Road Trip project in American Truck Simulator. From its distinctive exterior styling to the finer interior details, every piece of information helps us bring this legendary sports car to life in-game.
This vehicle belongs to Dino, who kindly welcomed our team and generously allowed us to document his prized Viper. We also had the pleasure of having an interview with him, where he shared more about his amazing ride.
The Dodge Viper remains one of the most recognizable American sports cars ever produced, and seeing this exceptionally preserved 1997 example in-person was a fantastic experience for our team.
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Dino for taking the time to speak with us, sharing his story, and allowing us to scan and capture reference materials from his stunning Viper. Support from owners like Dino is invaluable and helps us create authentic experiences for players around the world.
We hope you enjoy this latest episode of SCS On The Road from Denton, Texas. Be sure to watch the video and learn more about this incredible machine and its owner.
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