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Hayes Autos is a family-run showroom specializing in off-road, muscle and utility vehicles. Located in the heart of Sandy Shores, our showroom aims to offer a unique selection of tailored vehicles to the harsh environment surrounding us. We pledge to bring a warm, authentic experience. Inviting you, the customer, to join a tradition and our community that inspires to excel in our passion for the industry. CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR ONLINE WEB STORE FOR ADDITIONAL INQUIRIES PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO: [email protected] (( Forum PM or the inquiries tab on the discord )) (( This page will be refreshed when stock updates, use the discord channels for inquiries ))
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Leandro Santorelli was born on May 14, 2001, in Westdyke, Alderney, a district of Liberty City known for wealthy mobsters, old money criminals, and scattered underworld operations tied to the Alderney and LC' Italian families. His father, Salvatore “Sal” Santorelli, was a low-ranking bookmaker with historic ties to a local crew, operating as a minor player in gambling and loan-sharking circles. His mother, Yolanda Cruz, was a first-generation Cuban immigrant, working long hours in the warehouses of Normandy and later as a bartender in Alderney City. Despite growing up in a financially stable but volatile household, Leandro’s upbringing was defined by his cultural divide. He was more Cuban than Italian in his younger years, spending time with Latino kids from Berchem and Alderney City, where he developed his street instincts and aggressive personality. He picked up Spanish quickly and earned the nickname “Lando”, often found gambling for pocket change, getting into schoolyard fights, and running minor hustles with local kids. By the time he was 13, Leandro began drifting toward his father’s side of the family, spending time with the sons and nephews of small-time "connected guys" in Westdyke and Leftwood. His reputation for being big for his age, quick-tempered, and tough as nails made him an enforcer for older kids, collecting lunch money debts, intimidating classmates, and acting as muscle for small hustles. His mother, recognizing the path he was heading down, tried to rein him in, but his father—while never openly encouraging it—saw his son's potential as a moneymaker. At 15, Leandro fully immersed himself in the Alderney underworld, working as a street collector and runner for local rackets. He started by watching gambling dens, running numbers for bookies, and shaking down debtors. His size and willingness to get violent made him an ideal enforcer, and by 17, he had already broken bones, knocked out teeth, and nearly put someone in a coma over an unpaid debt. Between 2017 and 2019, he became a fixture in Westdyke’s backroom gambling operations, handling debt collection, security, and the occasional illegal betting hustle. During this period, he frequently traveled to Vice City, working seasonal gigs alongside older associates who ran bookmaking, loan sharking, and nightclub protection schemes. These operations saw Leandro moving between Liberty City and Vice City for months at a time, spending his summers in Little Havana and Downtown VC. During his Vice City stints, he picked up more Cuban habits, including chain-smoking, heavy drinking, and a preference for loud, chaotic environments. He developed a love for Cuban cigars, strong espresso, and street fights outside nightclubs, often getting into brawls with hustlers and enforcers over disputes. By 2019, Leandro had built a reckless but lucrative reputation—a wild, unpredictable bruiser who didn’t know when to back down but was always willing to get his hands dirty. In early 2019, Leandro’s involvement in illegal gambling, loan-sharking, and violent debt collection escalated when he became part of a low-level Alderney crew that handled high-interest loans for organized criminals in Liberty and Vice City. 2019-2020 – He worked between Liberty City and Vice City, handling collections, enforcing payments, and keeping bookies in line. 2021 – He was briefly arrested in Vice City for aggravated assault after a nightclub fight turned into a gang-related altercation. He dodged serious time due to lack of cooperation from witnesses. 2022 – His loyalty was tested when a Vice City deal went south, forcing him to choose between taking a charge or retaliating against another crew. He opted for the latter, beating a rival enforcer half to death outside a Little Havana bar. 2023 – He was involved in a botched extortion scheme, where a debtor fled town before paying. This incident led to an internal fallout with his Liberty City associates, leaving him partially blacklisted from certain operations. As his paranoia grew, so did his self-destructive tendencies. Leandro drank heavily, got into pointless fights, and burned bridges with people who once vouched for him. By early 2025, Leandro’s reckless lifestyle caught up with him. A violent debt collection in Vice City went too far, resulting in serious injuries to a debtor who had mob ties of his own. Fearing retaliation or a legal setup, he skipped town, heading for Los Santos under the pretense of “laying low.” Rancho, Los Santos’ gritty heart of crime, suited him immediately. Unlike the structured, old-school Italian crime circles of LC', Los Santos was a chaotic, disorganized mess of hustlers, gangsters, and criminals looking for quick money. Now 23 years old, Leandro Santorelli is at a crossroads—a dangerous, volatile figure with no clear path but plenty of unfinished business in his past. His biggest threats aren’t just the enemies he’s made in Los Santos—but the ghosts from Liberty City and Vice City that might still be watching.
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Brand: Schyster Model: Deviant Date of manufacture: May of 1972 Transmission: 4-Speed Manual Mileage: 1070 miles Engine volume: 6.6L V8 Engine power: 330 bhp Engine torque: 583 newton-meter Vehicle body: Aftermarket paint due to get rid of excessive rust Dealership price tag: $200,000 Wanted price: $180,000 Open to negotiating-
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Anthony "Fat Ant" Auferi
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- Aftermarket upgrades - Uninsured - Engine & transmission upgrades - Negotiable price - Price : $87,000 Contact: [email protected] (forum PM)
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Visually Modified & Installed w/ Performance Parts: Imponte Dukes Dealership Price: $52,000 Requested Price: ~$80,000 (Negotiable/Trading) Performance Modifications: Engine (Maxed) Transmission (Maxed) Turbo (Maxed) Brakes (Maxed) Top Speeds: Straight line: 110-114 mph Downhill: 120mph Average Handling and Grip. Pictures of the Vehicles:
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Hello, I would like to suggest some system. I noticed a lot of people like to do workout with their character, so why dont bring it up to the new level? Gym points: Make an "checkpoints" of some type in the beach gym, so you could just workout on that. After some time, it will give you some workout points/gym points. With that gympoints you would "pimp up" your character's body. I mean, for exp. you have 5 workout points so you can use it to make your arms slightly bigger (if is that possible) It will prevent the players from creating up a character and already max their body up, they will also have a motivation to run, workout and so on... Lets say you will need another gym points to make your stomach look better, another to make your legs bigger etc... It will also improve the roleplaying on a server, it woul be nice seeing 20 people working out at the beach. NOTICE: Currently there is no way to make your body more mascular. :-( Animations: There already are some badass animations to workout like chinups, crunches and so on... But I (and a lot of other players i think) wish there would be more and more animations for working out. It would improve the roleplaying too. NOT NECESSARY: You could also add some energy to that working out, so you wouldnt just workout workout and workout but it will have slow progress.
