1967 Vapid Dominator Buggy

The official description

Rockstar's Editions page says: "A Mud Club monster offering impressive off-road handling for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga and beyond. Conveniently store it at the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, which features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced." The version Take-Two released in June 2026, quoted by Shacknews, describes the locker as a place "to customize your loadout for any occasion" and the storage as "a stash box."

So the buggy is sold as half of a package. The vehicle covers the off-road side, and the garage adds a loadout point and a drop for stolen goods.

What the four screenshots show

Rockstar's captions describe the buggy "driving through an off-road mud trail," a close-up of its front "in the midst of driving through off-road terrain," a close-up of "the interior dashboard and steering wheel," and the buggy "pulling out of the Paradise Garage."

The images add detail. The body is dark blue with twin yellow stripes over the bonnet and roof. A white roundel with the number 6 sits on each door, above lettering that reads "Parts Bought and Sold" with a 305 phone number and a "Wyman's World" logo. Four round lamps sit on a roof rack, a tubular bull bar carries two yellow fog lights, the headlights are taped with an X, and a V8 badge sits on the front wing. It rides on tractor-tread tyres with orange steel wheels, with a spare lashed behind the cabin.

The Wyman connectionUnconfirmed

The "Wyman's World" lettering is the most interesting detail. Wyman is the "eccentric collector and local fixer" behind the Ultimate Edition's Classic Car Collection, in which players track down abandoned project cars and restore them. A buggy advertising "Parts Bought and Sold" under his name suggests it came from, or races for, his business. Rockstar has not said so, and the buggy is not listed as part of the Classic Car Collection.

Mud Club and Trailer 1

"Mud Club" first turned up in the first trailer. PC Gamer's scene-by-scene breakdown describes "revellers at what appears to be a truck festival, lathered in mud," in footage "lightly watermarked with a logo reading ThrillBilly Mud Club." GamesRadar+ calls the same shot "a scene from the Thrillbilly Mud Club show." Whether the buggy's "Mud Club monster" tag refers to that show, a racing scene or simply the style of vehicle is not confirmed.

Real-world parallelsUnconfirmed

Rockstar has not named a real model. The long bonnet, short rear deck, wide grille mouth and single round headlights match the first-generation Ford Mustang, and the year fits: the 1967 Mustang was the model's first significant redesign, larger overall and made to take a big-block V8. The V8 badge on the buggy echoes that.

The conversion follows real mud-bogging practice. Early mud boggers were lifted trucks on bigger tyres, and large tractor tyres became popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Florida has its own version: the swamp buggy, invented by Ed Frank in Naples to cross the Everglades, where tractor tyres became the norm in the 1980s and races have been held since 1949.

What remains unspecifiedUnconfirmed

Rockstar has not published the buggy's drivetrain, performance figures or upgrade options. One-Eyed Willie's, the Ultimate Edition shop that GamesRadar+ quotes as specialising "in off-road modifications and hand-painted automotive artistry," would be a natural place to modify it, but that link is not confirmed.

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