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The '''Wellard''' is a vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] that can only be found in the Downtown District of [[Anywhere City]]. The Wellard is the only vehicle, apart from the [[Special Agent Car]], which gives the [[Power-ups in GTA 2|Respect power-up]] when [[Crusher|crushed]]. | The '''Wellard''' is a vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] that can only be found in the Downtown District of [[Anywhere City]]. The Wellard is the only vehicle, apart from the [[Special Agent Car]], which gives the [[Power-ups in GTA 2|Respect power-up]] when [[Crusher|crushed]]. | ||
The Wellard appears to be inspired by the [[wp:Allard P1|Allard P1]], evidenced by the internal name of the car, "ALLARD", as well as its 2-door sports saloon-like design and design of the frontal fascia. However, the driver compartment is shorten backward, presumably to exaggerate the length of the engine compartment (similar to the [[Jefferson]]). | |||
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Image:Wellard (GTA2) (Larabie).jpg|[[Ray Larabie]]'s original design for the vehicle. | Image:Wellard (GTA2) (Larabie).jpg|[[Ray Larabie]]'s original design for the vehicle. | ||
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[[Category:Vehicles]] | [[Category:Vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:Vehicles in GTA 2]] | [[Category:Vehicles in GTA 2]] | ||
[[Category:2-Door Sedans and Coupes]] | [[Category:2-Door Sedans and Coupes]] | ||
Revision as of 09:05, 25 March 2010
The Wellard is a vehicle in Grand Theft Auto 2 that can only be found in the Downtown District of Anywhere City. The Wellard is the only vehicle, apart from the Special Agent Car, which gives the Respect power-up when crushed.
The Wellard appears to be inspired by the Allard P1, evidenced by the internal name of the car, "ALLARD", as well as its 2-door sports saloon-like design and design of the frontal fascia. However, the driver compartment is shorten backward, presumably to exaggerate the length of the engine compartment (similar to the Jefferson).
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Concept art for the Wellard.
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Ray Larabie's original design for the vehicle.
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