Projects Two things make a car: Wheels and stance.

Right there!!

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I like 4 door humpbacks. I mean what more could you do to that car? Absolutely nothing, any more would ruin it. Perfect!

 

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I always liked, and still do, narrow whites. Bitch'n.

 

I’ve always thought the low an a little down in front look ; accentuates the silhouette of a mid year Vett...

IMG_3734 by bowie posted Aug 1, 2014 at 6:57 PM

 

my avatar. Wheels are Rocket Igniters. The car when built had a bit more rake to it, but affected the handling more than I liked. 1" lowering blocks took care of the handling problem, gave me a stance I didn't like quite as much but could live with.

 

Are those front tires flat on top? Can it be driven that way? That is it!

 

No. Yes.
It's another Ryan Reed build. All his cars are like that.
His tan '37 Ford coupe is pictured earlier in this thread.

 

That 36 4door hump's got it go in on. It's got almost, about, maybe , close to, the same stance as my 36 thats why I love it so much. Mitch
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Whats it need ? Ideas.

 

Love the thin whites and 'caps, Pete! Ultra-early 60's.

 

It needs absolutely nothing.
But if you wanna nitpick, wide whites would look dressier.

 

Halibrands and a little bit of rake

 

Just like Gary said wide whites with a taller tire in back Maybe even a taller pie crust slick

 

Perfection!

 

Don't see many trucks set up like this. 18" up front and 16" in the rear. Tire diameter seems to be about equal.

 

Same truck different stance.

 

This is your stance
Get 16's + slam 7.50 at the rear and 5.50 up front...bOOm!!! winner

Ricky Bobby's '34

 

Jimmy Shine's!!! Badass truck

 

along the same lines as the blue pickup

 

Here is my friend's little '27 T who is also building my '37 Ford PK posted a few up!

 

I dig the Cragars on that truck, it looks very cool. Hard to go wrong with Cragars IMO.

 

I definitely prefer the "Before" look, much better.

 

That's beautiful! I love that color!