Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1) is a storyline mission in Grand Theft Auto: London 1969, picked up in West Angel, London for El Burro during the Dead Certainty chapter. The objective: lenny Smith’s compound. This GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1) walkthrough covers every step, the reward, and what makes the job fail.
Key facts
- Location: West Angel, London.
- Chapter: Dead Certainty.
- Given by: El Burro.
- Objective: Lenny Smith’s compound.
- Reward: £4,000 (points) +1 Score Multiplier.
- Unlocks: Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 2).
- Unlocked by: Dead Certainty – Introduction.
GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1) walkthrough
- Meet Terry Dorkins in North Southwark.
- Fetch the Royal Pain in Southwest Southwark.
- Kill Lenny Smith’s 5 men and destroy the 2 Sweets Vans and the Tanker.
How GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1) fails
The mission fails if you get You’re brown bread! or You’re nicked! or Royal Pain is destroyed..
Tips
- Save before you start. GTA London missions lock you in until you pass or fail, so a fresh save makes retrying painless.
- Watch the timer and protect the vehicle or NPC the mission depends on — losing either fails the job even if you are still alive.
- Want every mission in the Dead Certainty chapter? See all GTA London 1969 content.
- New to the game? See our GTA London missions guide for how the phonebox and walkie-talkie job system works.
Video walkthrough
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FAQ
How do you start GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1)?
Pick it up in West Angel, London for El Burro.
What do you get for completing GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1)?
£4,000 (points) +1 Score Multiplier.
What fails GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1)?
Getting caught or killed, or if Royal Pain is destroyed..
What does GTA London 1969 Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 1) unlock?
Phone 4 in West Angel (Part 2).
Which version of GTA London 1969 is this walkthrough for?
The objectives, location and reward are the same across the PC and PlayStation releases of GTA London 1969, aside from minor platform-specific differences.
