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I can't improve on that, but how 'bout in red Moose?

 

How about flames and black like the one below, lowered, hoodless, with a blown motor of choice? Oh and don't forget some zoomies just below the rear of the front fender.... might as well right?

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Probably not the best pic for this, but cou;d someone tack on some Moon discs?? You want to play with the colour, have at it...

 

With and without chrome side strips

 

Lets take a look....

 

That really pops out! I like the blue better though. Maybe if it was a tad darker on top. Where did you come up with “go fish”? And so quick?


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Gorgeous @themoose !!!

You convinced me about deleting the beltline rim.

But the stance looks a bit high, especially in the front. Can you drop it 2" in the back and 3" to 4" in front (low and level)?

I really appreciate it!

 

OK...Here is is a little darker on top. The name just popped into my head while thinking about how to come up with something that might reflect on the cars model name and with the mods that it will have how it is gonna go like hell. I then designed a graphic to go with that theme. Of course I never play poker soooooo

 

Better??

 

Absolutely!!! Thank you so much. I can't wait to show it to him!

 

Oh HELL yeah! ('course red is my favorite color)

 

The only thing I'd change is to enlarge the logo (+50%?) so it overlaps onto the rear quarter and front fender. Perhaps almost to the rear wheel arch and even with the base of the windshield. Easier to see from the grandstands!

 

This is awesome Moose!!

 

Here's a few of variations.....

 

Thanks Paul..Much appreciated!!

 

@squirrel

Another variation using Moose's version as a base.

 

Hey that’s not half bad[emoji6] I thought scales would be cheesy. But with proper application of 60s paint styles you could do it up rather bitchin.
Sadly Jim is more onboard with simple paint application. There’s always time to rein-vision something cooler later.
Thanks fish, Wyatt


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Could someone photoshop my coupe with 5 spokes? HRP

 

And air in the tires[emoji6][emoji41]


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@HOTRODPRIMER
Hey Danny, there are better ways to lower the front end than letting the air out of the tires!!

 

That's great,could you make the front wheel a little larger?,more like the rear the front wheels were smaller than the rear. HRP

 

Yeah Danny I saw that but I thought that's the way you wanted it...I guess you just gotta tell us everything to get things done
right

 

Wondering how the ol girl would look with flames!

 

Perfect,Your creative thought process told you something wasn't right and you were correct, thank you so much,I am amazed how you can manipulate a image and transform it so fast. HRP

 

I just finished painting my "T" Washington blue with black fenders. I decided to try Wimbledon white on the wheels. I like it, but I'm not really sure it is the right color. To me it kind of takes away from the "hotrod" look. Can someone please change the wheels to body color blue. Maybe a white pinstripe around the baby moons. I would greatly appreciate it before I break out the paint again. Thanks.

 

@jaw22w

This is a quick one.

 

Thank you. Out comes the blue paint. I like that better.

 

Hey Moose... It seems after watching this thread for years one thing you should do after you complete the persons request is do one more with Torque Thrust wheels. You don't seem to ever get a comment that say they look bad.
I know when you did my car lowered in the front and added them and it sealed the deal from me. I followed the photo and still get compliments after 2years....

 

@jaw22w

Sorry, I'm too lazy to photoshop black wheels into the photo, so here's a quick facsimile of what it would look like
without the beauty rings. ( Personally, I think they detract from the simplicity of the car and get in the way of the contrast between hubcap and wheel.