YochiThMaster333

Finally someone managed to create the true San Andreas-style Oceanic-based Bloodring Banger (with no sponsors and with just numbers) after its only appearance in Vice City.
Also, from what I know, numbers on roof are actually glitched since the PC version of the game, as Bloodring Banger in PS2 version had alpha/transparency channel for numbers texture, but the texture in question lost the alpha channel when the game was ported to PC due to faulty texture conversion, similar to decals featured on many tuners (if roof scoop has been installed on them, as long as it's not either Sultan or Stratum) and Sandking.

@Tiopk The what I mean "lock the hard way" is that you'll have to take A LOT of time to unlock the model, and RW Analyze won't help either. I would rather not to edit someone else's mods without asking the original first (despite the fact that I edited, like, two of them in the past; as long as the person in question does allow people edit their work, like SGdesign's works) because I don't want to be a part of terrible car modders who make terrible cars edited from someone else's work.

Now this... is a MASTERPIECE
Though I also noticed that the car's livery is called "remap" in TXD archive, which means that it would be possible to create liveries for it, but knowing that you didn't bother with making a template and you had to lock the model the hard way that hex editors won't help... (FYI: yes, I am fully aware that you keep the models locked because people tend to take and edit the car models without permission, unless they're doing it for personal use only)
UPD: I noticed that you have model flag of c0112800. The 2 in this model flag stands for "Double Exhaust Smoke", but since exhausts are on the right side only, you've could replace 2 with 0 so it would become c0110800 and thus smoke from non-existent left side exhaust will no longer exist as well.

@radioxenjoyer The car's roof is a part of tuning parts actually.

@AdrianFidi ImVehFt (Improved Vehicle Features) is a mod that adds Improved Vehicle Lights (which include fully working turn signals, reverse lights, brake lights, and fog lights; hence its original name, IVLM), working brake calipers, custom vehicle-specific colors, improved license plate textures (which can be disabled) and dirt texture, while VehFuncs (Vehicle Functions) adds Recursive Extras, Variable Wheels, Replaceable Stock Spoiler, Animated Steering Wheel (also exists within ImVehFt), and a few more stuff like fixing inability to apply paintjob on ZR350.
All of my current mods since 2024 require BOTH ImVehFt and VehFuncs, and I am NOT gonna make versions of my cars that only use SA Lights or HQLM (High Quality Lights Mod, i.e. the mod that replaces low quality lights textures with better looking ones, but does not add anything new) due to its obsolescence (there are people like Mad_Driver10 who make HQLM/SA Lights versions of cars, but me and arminnas/armin360 forgo using HQLM/SA Lights for that reason) and due to the fact that those two mods make GTA San Andreas more alive. So I HIGHLY RECOMMEND to use both mods. ImVehFt can be found at LibertyCity.net, while VehFuncs can be found at MixMods.
People using their own handling lines instead of using what was provided within the mod itself is the result of them not reading ReadMe file. This even includes you. There IS the reason why you should read the very important ReadMe file and use the lines the author of the mod provided.