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Hi Moose. Can you do another one of my Roadster pickup please? Would you do it in gloss black. And put the Gray American mags on it. Like 8" in back and small ones in front. And Radir Black wall pie crust slicks on it. And do one with the same wheels I have on it now. Thanks so much Moose. Appreciate it.Bob....................

 

How about in silver?

 

and this version in silver. Thank you Moose.

 

Not sure if these are the wheels you want but here ya go....

 

Thank you so much Moose. The wheels are it . They look good. That's really cool of you for doing this for everybody. Until next time Moose. Take care. Bob.................

 

These are not my car, just pics I pulled off Internet. Could somebody take the 46 coupe and chop/hardtop it like the matranga Mercury? Possibly one shot with fadeaway fenders one without. I'm going early 50s custom with mine so I'm open to suggestions on skirts, color, wheels, etc. thanks!

 

Playing around....

 

Sorry, it's a bit rough, but i was trying to figure the proportions out above all. Not saying this is impossible in the metal, but it looks to me like you are going to end up totally reshaping the entire roof, to get a nice flowing curve on it. The `40 Merc is blessed with a nice round roof, with a continuous curve, whereas these go flatter in the middle, which makes life very difficult indeed when it comes to getting The Flow.

 

moose if you worked for beer only you would be smashed all the time. GREAT WORK,,. Love this thread. People's dreams and variations coming to life.

 

Few more changes. Added `46 Caddy fender extensions.

 

Moose can you do another wheel and tire photo shop on my Black '55 Chevy Truck. If possible, I like to see what it would like with the same wide white wall tires and chrome wheels as on the red truck.... Thanks in advance

 

Here's one with chrome steel wheels and caps....

 

Thanks Moose... decisions, decisions... lol

 

Chop it

 

Can I see what itll look like with the 46 olds grill and 49 headlight parkers and just my original bumper but everything off it?





I tried to get similar angles thinking it'll make the photoshop easier.


http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/My '47 3W Dodge build..960954/
My build.

 

Damn, that sure looks unhappy about something! /\

 

Just messing around, I wondered what it would look like with later fenders grafted on to set the headlights further up and outboard than where they are currently. I used 1954(?) Caddy items. `55 Chev would probably work too. Not really sure how I feel about it. Looks angry now!

 

Well guys...To tell the truth I don't think either version is a real winner. Too much going on in the front.

 

Will someone , please, put some simple black scallops on the hood and down the sides?
Have your way with her, I love Watson style paint jobs but, I think she's a little too large for anything too crazy. Thanks for your time.

 

beautiful!

 

I'm with you.

 

Thanks themoose and James D. Yeah not really a fan of either but appreciate the help


http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/My '47 3W Dodge build..960954/
My build.

 

Here´s a thought.
I was looking at the Herb Ogden ´41 Buick and noticed exactly how the headlights are positioned on the fenders - again, much further out than on the Dodge and also, when frenched and extended, they give a real nice shape to the front. Just tried to mimic the effect, both frenched and un frenched (as it´s a bit clearer). It makes the front look a lot wider. Still a stock grille, but we can think about that later.
Also extended the hood slightly to eliminate that goofy dent below the end of the stock hood. That smooths things out no end.

 

Love the frenched headlight version and their position.


http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/index.php?threads/My '47 3W Dodge build..960954/
My build.

 

With a '48 Caddy grille, since you aren't keen on the stock item. Not too sure about the scale, but I think it's about right.

 

Or you could keep it in the family with a 52 Desoto grill...