The SimoCOT Mod, templates, carviewer files, and render scenes are now available. This was the first mod released back in 2008 for the then brand new Car of Tomorrow. Carsets for 2007 through 2009 will be up in the very near future.
If you’d like to download the SimoCOT mod & relive the COT era in its infancy, you can do so by clicking here.
17 trucksets have been added ranging from 1995 through 2009 for the CTS mod from Project Wildfire. An additional 2 fictional sets have been added, both originally created by Thunder98. 1 is focused around drivers from 1991 and another focused around the real world 2018 & 2019 truck series season. To download any/all these trucksets, you may do so by going to the PWF CTS trucksets page.
Another brand new Cup90 template emerges! This time from Psugorilla who has created a new Chevy Lumina for 1994 that utilizes the Ford Thunderbird body. A great representation of the Lumina’s final year as Chevy’s model for the Cup series. This is a high resolution template (2048×2048). It can be downloaded by clicking here to the Cup90 mod section.
The 1992+ Contingency Sheet is now available for all you painters out there. I’ve included all the essentials as well as unique stuff that appeared over the course of the whole season. There’s also a few additional bits for the Cup90 templates I omitted from the newer templates. You can pick the sheet up here for Photoshop, Gimp, and Krita: Dr. Noise Paints Contingency Sheets.
I’ve updated the list of links with all the websites I know still exist. This list is quite healthy in size, too! It’s been 20+ years and the sim continues to have a strong and active base of racers and creators.
If you have a site that I may have omitted, please feel free to contact me and let me know! – Bill
The NNC07 mod is now available! Along with the NNC07 mod, the NNC06 & NNS08 mods are also available. As well the templates (in 1024 & 2048 resolution) are available, car viewer files, render scenes, and a number of carsets for both the Nextel Cup series & Busch/Nationwide Series.
This mod had a bit of a short life at the time of its creation due to the Car of Tomorrow release coming so shortly thereafter. However, the mod still had plenty of love, especially when it came to the Busch/Nationwide series.
To get the mod(s)/templates/scenes now, you can find them by clicking here.
To get one or all of the carsets, you can find them by clicking here.
CC#48 (Chris) has updated the Cup90 Dr. Noise Paints template with even more details with some exceptional work updating the lights, grilles & more. This template is available for download now in the Cup90 Mods/Templates/Scenes section. Or click here, lazy bones.
The first ever mod created by Cosmin & Splash n’ Go Graphics was the WinstonCup98 mod. If you’re looking to fill that mid to late 90’s history and race with some of the greats of the time, look no further. The WinstonCup98 mod and GNS98 mod is the perfect mod for years 1995 through 1999. Along with the mod/templates & more, there are also Winston Cup carsets available from 1995 to 1999. Along with that is also an expanded 1998 BGN carset. And if that doesn’t fill your needs, there’s also a few fictional sets available, as well.
To get the mod, templates, and more: click here
To get the carsets: click here
Chris (CC#48) has created a new Pontiac template for the 1993 & 1994 style Grand Prixs for the Cup90 mod. However, note that this template is meant for the Thunderbird body, allowing Chris to take advantage of a flatter nose and a few other tidbits unavailable with the original Pontiac body. This is a high resolution template (2048) and can be downloaded now from the Cup90 Mod/Template/Scene page.
I’d noticed some download attempts for the Revamped Reloaded Shared folder updates that were pointing toward dead links. I wasn’t sure where the links were coming from, but I figured it out! If you were attempting to download the Shared Folders from the ‘How to Install NR2003 in 2024’ guide page, those links have now been updated and are back to working. My apologies! I knew I was bound to have missed at least a few links during the great link migration of last week! -Bill
