This skin is a special silver livery for the Peterbilt 389 truck in American Truck Simulator. It recreates the signature colors and symbols of the Dallas Cowboys NFL team. The design was built around the Peterbilt 389 Glider model by Jon Ruda. The skin targets players who want their rig to stand out in traffic and at truck stops.
• Compatible only with the Peterbilt 389 Glider by Jon Ruda
• Silver base with the team's blue and white accents
• Detailed Dallas Cowboys logos on the cab and trailer
• Optimized textures that keep performance intact
• Version 1.0 with the full set of required files
The livery pairs well with other tuning parts and suits long hauls in the game.
About Dallas Cowboys Special Edition Silver Skin v1.0 for ATS
Dallas Cowboys Special Edition Silver Skin v1.0 for ATS is a mod for American Truck Simulator. Check the author description, supported game version and dependencies before installing.
How to install the mod
Follow the installation instructions for Dallas Cowboys Special Edition Silver Skin v1.0 for ATS, American Truck Simulator and your platform.
Download the mod archive using the Download button and read the author instructions.
Use the folder and archive format specified by the mod author for this game.
Start the game and enable the mod for the selected save or profile, if required.
Test using a backup or a new save. Install any dependencies listed by the author.
System requirements and compatibility
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Frequently asked questions
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