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  noise - 20 years ago

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  That's what I like about nfsg.net, they release cars I overlooked on other sites.These Toca conversions by Krystoff are very good

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  noise - 20 years ago

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  There's no readme.txt included
  (I thought you should know,otherwise remove this comment)

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  Remko - 20 years ago

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  really? lemme check...
  update: well, I just re-downloaded it, and there is one in the Zipfile that I have right here... its also 2,72 mb big.... have you tried to download it again? (perhap using a download manager?)

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  noise - 20 years ago

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  it's ok Remko,I re-downloaded Zip is complete (also .qfs).I remember I had this problem before, also on nfsg.net.

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  Remko - 20 years ago

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  okay then. ;)

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  xFerrari F50x - 16 years ago

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  no offense but isnt 208MPH a little to fast?
  
  Nevertheless i like the modelling.
  
  It looks like the real life ZS

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  Spectre - 3 years ago

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  Wish there were more of these from that game (Pro Race Driver) such as the Holden Commodore VX and the Ford Falcon AU.

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  noise - 3 years ago

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  All krystoff's Toca conversion can be found on nfscars.net.

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    Spectre - 3 years ago

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    True, but not all such as the TVR Tuscan Challenge, the Australian V8 supercars (Commodore VX and Falcon XR8) or even the Lola B01/60 MG.

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