CiscoFan

template, I modified a SAHP texture made by BxBugs.

You'd need to edit your carcols.ymt

North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas

btw, some teaser for fpis (2015)
 
accurate boot, no any other fpis model's has accurate boot.
and more accurate tailight's

 

This is my first work for V, actually it's just a conversion, model were made by Alex SS and Oldsmobile_85 who gave me it long time ago. So here we are, this is the fourth export and still a lot of work to do. 






 
 
 
 
 

in next update : 
folded spotlight's as extra

 

Got the blue dials! 

And the gif is not showing up... rip.

Interior ingame test. I think it's awesome

Thanks a lot to @vladimir850 for hd textures and moral support
Thanks a lot to @joeym for purchase hd front door trim by Denus, thanks a lot to Denus too.
Thanks a lot all other people who support me! Release of this beauty today
P.S Where rear seats? they not finished and when i finish it i easily add it.
 

Unfortunately, the update was not released as planned, but, i have some fkin awesome news! 
Improved interior for explorer in new update at this week!
Front door trim was modeled by Denus and purchased by @joeym
Say thanks to @joeym for purchase and allowing me to release this door trim with my next explorer update! 

 

heres a quote ive stolen from Yahoo answers, as to why they stopped production
 
"I emailed Ford a few weeks ago asking them why they discontinued the Crown Victoria. They responded by telling me that it was due to the shift in the market from rear wheel to front wheel drive, and that over the past several years their sales declined from over 250,000 units per year to about 90,000 units annually. 

I think one of the reasons that sales were on the decline is that Ford had neglected to upgrade and redesign their panther cars. They could have made them more fuel efficient and even offer a hybrid version but they didn't. By neglecting the Crown Victoria they actually killed off the one car they were making a profit on. 

Before Ford discontinued the Crown Victoria on Sept. 15th 2011 I read a news paper report that stated sales increased by over 64% this year because police departments, car rental agencies and taxi companies wanted to snap up as many of these cars as possible before their production ended. This goes to show contrary to Ford's claim there is still a demand for full size rear wheel drive cars. Now the 64% increase does not include the Lincoln Town Car that was built at the same plant. There was also an increase in the sales of the Town Car as limo companies wanted them as well. As for the Mercury Grand Marquis that model was dropped after Ford discontinued the Mercury brand in 2010. 

Because both the Town Car and Crown Victoria were built on the same assembly line there were well over 100,000 unit per year being made there, so Ford should have just continued with these cars out of that plant. After all they were profitable products. 

Ford's claim in their email to me does not hold water either due to the fact other car companies such as Chrysler builds the rear drive 300, Challenger and Charger. These cars sell very well proving there still is a market for rear drive cars. 

Anyone on here who is a fan of the full size panther cars should send letters or email Ford to ask them to come out with another rear drive car. 

Ford also has a website called The Ford Story http://www.thefordstory.com where you can read up on the latest models and even make suggestions as what you would like Ford to develop and come out with."
 
 
fordstory doesn't work anymore, but this may be the same site
https://social.ford.com/content/fordsocial/en/home-page.html

Little update on the Arjent

Thank you Lundy and damn you autocorrect

Latest Update: Adjusted the areas where hood, grill, and front bumper meet to be much smoother
 
 

Thanks to @GTAxB0SS for modeling a nice new grill for me:

 

So guys I am switching now again to LAPD just so I can take a break from the explorer and start work on the Charger again :) Currently I am turning the Arjent into S2 and improve it, it will have coronas in the future :)

I tried to tell myself I couldn't mod because of time constraints, but I just loved it too much.
 

I think that will be awesome!

Do you think you could send a picture of your headlights, front indicators, parking lights, and high beams?
I doubt I will. The model is going to be unlocked anyways.

thanks everyone, here's some interior work..
 
 

It most likely will.

https://goo.gl/photos/w8UX2MKrh2N5RMVZ9
https://goo.gl/photos/WWPEHqmmH3agAt9D6

i third this

Hehe, it would probably be pretty great, especially since Albo is much more talented than I am.
 
Regarding an ELS release, I know the long wait has disappointed and frustrated many. For this, I apologize. Please keep in mind, however, that there is nothing more discouraging in this context than to work on a modification for so long and yet still not get to share it with others. After all, the purpose of taking on such a large endeavor, is in many ways to watch others explore, enjoy and benefit from it.
That said, why have we not been forthcoming with information regarding ELS? This has been a point of frustration for several members of the community, and understandably so. However unintentional the consequences may have been, the reason for this strategy was simple: nothing in ELS was--or is--set in stone. Throughout the development process, things have evolved, features have come and gone or been completely rethought. Even flash patterns have been redone about three to four times (that's hundreds of patterns!). Because ELS was--and is--constantly changing, an accurate picture of the mod could not really be conveyed to the public. We also wanted to strike a balance between reassuring the community that the mod was indeed in development, while not creating the type of hype that would result in people becoming impatient and ultimately frustrated. Perhaps that hasn't been entirely successful, in which case, I apologize.
At this point, most of the core ELS features are complete. However, a release is not yet possible for several reasons: a few core features still remain to be coded (takedowns, for instance); several features are being polished; and, I am constantly on the lookout for more ways to squeeze things out of the game in order to provide ELS users and vehicle modelers with more options and a better experience.
Furthermore, the recent developments regarding default siren ("carcols") configuration have provided a new avenue to explore for ELS. For instance, the entire "extra" method may be discarded and replaced with a new method using the "siren" parts. This is being explored, but is far from guaranteed. If it can be done, it would provide ELS with 20 individual lights as opposed to only 12, in addition to freeing up the extras to be used as random vehicle components--which, no doubt would be greatly appreciated. It would also mean more complex--and fun--flash patterns. However, this would also inevitably increase development time.
Were ELS a mod like most others, it might have already been released. However, the issue in this particular case is that ELS requires vehicle models configured to a particular standard. The fear is that were ELS to change dramatically due to a new development after an initial release, that players and websites would be cluttered with a plethora of obsolete vehicle models and ELS vehicle configuration files. Not to mention the confusion this would cause, which has materialized in the past. Therefore, the idea is to build ELS to a point where subsequent releases will feature only minor updates that won't disturb the community. And hopefully that won't take too much longer.
I hope this clears things up for most people interested in the development of ELS for V. I know it's been a very long wait, but I ask you for just a little more--just a little more time so that I can at least try to make it live up to your standards and expectations and prevent the need for huge messy overhauls down the road.
 
For those wondering about the damage issue, you may rest assured that it is fixed, but LMS is working on a solution that will make it portable and capable of withstanding GTA V game patches/updates. As for stability, there really is no comparison to be made to GTA IV. ELS V is extremely stable, and not a single crash has yet been reported outside of routine testing/development, even with AI vehicles enabled.