Buffalo for GTA San Andreas

A low-poly model with its own sounds and handling.cfg settings.
Sounds require a ModLoader.

Unfortunately, the author is unknown.

Features:
-There is no salon;
- There is no damage.

This model was found on the Internet and the author decided to modify it a little, namely:
- Reduced the shine on the car so that the polygons are not very conspicuous
- Reduced the size and width of the wheels (they were too huge)
- Made two extras:
1) Ordinary Russian numbers;
2) Paper transits
Suitable for GTA Criminal Russia.
The original author is Sin5k4.

- 2-door car
- There is a rear window wiper (decorative)
- The interior has been worked out
- The correct location of the doors \ hood \ trunk during opening
Have a nice game!

Features:
- Medium Quality Exterior
- Medium Quality Interior
- High Quality 3D RB26 Engine
- High Quality Wheel
- Correct CJ Sitting And Steer Holding
- Adapted To Improved Vehicle Light 2.1.1 (Working Rearlights, Frontlights, Foglights, Indicators, ReverseLights, And BrakeLights)
- Adapted To Active Dashboard 3.2.1 (Working Steering Wheel, Speedometer, Tachometer And Fuel Meter)
- Adapted To Vehicle Function (Vibrating Exhaust)
- GTA San Andreas License Plate
- Has a 2nd Colorable Wheels And a 3rd Colorable Rollcage
- Has Its Own Shadow
- Has Its Own Collision
- The DFF And TXD Files Are Locked
- It Has A Perfect Reflection With ENB
- It Replaces 'Buffalo' Or Any two Door Cars

Special Thanks To:
- Turn10 Studios, EA Games and THQ (The Original Car Model)
- Matheus-340 (The Car Conversion)
- D3NK (The Bodykits).
- Other Authors (The Car Parts, Engine And Wheel)
- AL_69Works (The Car Editing)

- SA style
- Beautiful body
- Low weight
- Adaptation to VehFuncs (exhaust, pedals)
- Supports the main functions of the game
Have a nice game!

- SA style
- If you forget that the 92nd is in the game...
- Supports all the main functions of the game
There may be difficulties with SA-MP. Most likely, the wheels without replacing the settings will be too small, and this, as for me, is a problem. In a single-player game, you won't find a single bug, even if you really want to.