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About this mod
This save game is a work of art. You wont find another one like this. The satsuma is wrecked but its very durable and has only locked up once (has also survived tens of crashes) Youre able to drive the satsuma and crash it and everything. THIS SAVE IS FOR ONLY HAVING FUN, NOT LEGITIMATE PLAYING
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This save game is a work of art. You wont find another one like this. The satsuma is wrecked but its very durable and has only locked up once (has also survived tens of crashes) Youre able to drive the satsuma and crash it and everything. THIS SAVE IS FOR ONLY HAVING FUN, NOT LEGITIMATE PLAYING. You should have at least these mods installed: Noclip, Bettercheatbox, grab anything, satsuma tuner 95, Backpack mod and the MOP (Modern optimization plugin). the save game is partly broken so expect the need of MSC editor also.
The "Satsuma," a nickname for the classic Datsun 100A, is a statement on the beauty found in chaos and the allure of the everyday made extraordinary. This car, with its haphazard patchwork of colors and beaten, road-worn exterior, speaks volumes about imperfection and resilience. The orange body anchors the piece, drawing in the viewer's eye to consider it as the "core" of this vehicle-turned-canvas. The contrasting doors—one in a playful pink and the other in orange—seem to play with symmetry, subverting expectations and forcing the viewer to examine the car from multiple perspectives.
The green hood, a stark, earthy departure from the vibrant warm hues, adds a splash of nature-inspired contrast, as if the "Satsuma" has integrated the color of the fields or forests it’s passed through. And then there’s the red trunk, a bold finale at the car’s rear, symbolizing both closure and defiance. Each panel, each dent, seems to tell a story, inviting a dialogue about endurance, transformation, and the value of a unique, hands-on restoration.
It's clear this “Satsuma” doesn’t aim for sleek perfection; instead, it embraces authenticity, bearing its marks with pride. The mismatched colors are jarring yet captivating, showing that art can flourish in unexpected places—whether on canvas or an old, battered Datsun.
The "Satsuma," a nickname for the classic Datsun 100A, is a statement on the beauty found in chaos and the allure of the everyday made extraordinary. This car, with its haphazard patchwork of colors and beaten, road-worn exterior, speaks volumes about imperfection and resilience. The orange body anchors the piece, drawing in the viewer's eye to consider it as the "core" of this vehicle-turned-canvas. The contrasting doors—one in a playful pink and the other in orange—seem to play with symmetry, subverting expectations and forcing the viewer to examine the car from multiple perspectives.
The green hood, a stark, earthy departure from the vibrant warm hues, adds a splash of nature-inspired contrast, as if the "Satsuma" has integrated the color of the fields or forests it’s passed through. And then there’s the red trunk, a bold finale at the car’s rear, symbolizing both closure and defiance. Each panel, each dent, seems to tell a story, inviting a dialogue about endurance, transformation, and the value of a unique, hands-on restoration.
It's clear this “Satsuma” doesn’t aim for sleek perfection; instead, it embraces authenticity, bearing its marks with pride. The mismatched colors are jarring yet captivating, showing that art can flourish in unexpected places—whether on canvas or an old, battered Datsun.