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Hey guys could I get somebody to change the black on the rims to the same cream color as the tires please? In my mind it will look better but it’s hard to say. TIA


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Something better than this . . .




Maybe magnetic – just for fun.

 

Thanks guys. That's four against, counting my wife. Yeah I've thought about a door sign. It was actually the shop truck for K&C Carburetor out of Tampa Fl. many years ago. They raced midgets, which is how it got a V8-60. But any signage would be a guess, and I'm a long way from Tampa

 

@Peanut 1959 I didn't see any other takers on this one so I thought I'd play around with it....

 

Anyone able to photoshop my 55 wagon?
Looking for straight black
Black with a white top
Or a dark burgundy with white top

 

You're a gem, Moose! I hope he likes it as much as I do. Pretty cool canvas to start with, regardless of how he finishes it.

 

Hey moose I sent you a Message here on the H.A.M.B!

 

Wow Moose, that looks great, much better than anything I've come up with. Almost stately, if a Bantam could ever be considered that lol. I'd have to get classier wheels. Even my wife, whose usual comment on my efforts is 'that looks like shit', held back. Her comment was 'looks like you ran out of paint'. Doesn't understand two tone I guess.

At least things are improving.

Thanks!

 

Hard to beat a nice shiny black....

 

Dang you do good work Moose! Thanks again


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I’ve been happy with my ‘31 pickup except for the headlight placement. These are 682c’s, which I like, but they are too high and too far apart. Can the placement be changed to show a better looking arrangement?

 

A slight adjustment

 

Perfect, thanks! It looks like I’ll be doing some bending and cutting because that is exactly the look I want.

 

I remember in the late 60's, all the cars in town were running black wheels with a pie shape white area painted on the back wheels. I never found out why and the fad ended after a short while. Yours is the first example I've seen in 50 plus years.

 

Traction was the problem back then, with the tire compounds available, and no glue on the track. Notably in the smaller classes, wheel "slippage" was a race loser. One way for the crew to be able to spot even minor spin that the driver couldn't feel was various styles of painted references on the drive wheels.

In some places it made it to the street as a fad.

 

Thanks for the explanation! Love it when I get to learn something new (well, new to me, at least).

 

Could you please remove the white walls from this one for me ? Thanks

 

It looks a lot better with the whitewalls!

 

Moose, I’d like to see my coupe with Wimbledon White wheels when you’ve a chance.

 

Thanks Moose, I forgot to add I would like to see it with chrome reverse wheels with the black walls. Sorry to be a pain....

 

Thanks Moose.......I like the black wheels much better!
Yours skills are amazing!

 

If someone could do a rendering of my car with a California rake, Hollywood barelas with thin WW tires that would be awesome.

 

I would like to see my 35 Ford, black from upper belt line. Artillery wheels in silver, black and orange. Thanks again

 

Thanks alot for that. It looks totally bitchin with the 5 spokes.