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That's OK, I washed it before painting it.

 

Wow that looks great! Thanks a ton!

 

Nice job, and so many options!
#2 with wide whites would be my choice!

 

Humber Hawks always looked like miniature 55/56 Chevy's to me, I think if you modified the trim a bit you could use the 55 or 56 Chevy car paint schemes in two tone, would be different. I can't do color changes but this is what I'm thinking for the molding.

 

Hello! If anyone would be willing and able to Chop the roof about 4 inches with a tilted B Pillar, shave the door handles, nose and deck it, lower it with rockers on the ground, skirts and most importantly, if you could somehow shave the taillights for a smooth rearend because I’m planning to put the taillights on the rear bumper, thank you very much

 

Want them to build the car for you?

 

Here you go!

 

Here it is in it's natural habitat.....

 

Many thanks to all , not sure that it has made the decision easier but we're currently edging towards the last one with the wider whites . We have played with different side trim options but keep coming back to the original , I think it's there to stay , thanks again

 

Who wants to make a custom 39 mercury tudor? Have at it!

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Hey Moose,
I saw that abstract work you did on a C1 vette. It's bad ass.
I would be grateful if you could do something like that with my Corvair.

 

Something a little different....

 

Moose,
Your the man. That is bad ass.

 

One thing for sure ya godda open up the rear wheel openings....

 

One thing for sure ya gotta skirt the rear wheel openings....

 

I've always wondered what a Matranga style Tudor sedan would look like.

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After 70 years, thinking about a change. Please, Would @themoose or any of you other pros put some chrome slots on my old pile? Same tires, or black walls. Thanks!!!

 

Thank you @themoose !
The white walls don't work with the slots, but I like the black walls. I think it's time to shop for wheels.

 

Love the woodie. The slots not so much but as always its your car so my opinion is just that my opinion.

 

Anybody want to take a stab at cleaning up my scissors and bandaid job? Plan is for WWW and to open up the front wheel opening a bit to see a bit of tire with the mild drop and taildragger stance. If in color, it would be a dark blue with a reddish teak wood bed rail. Windshield will be a 2" chopped stocker I think. Thanks. Bonus point for with and without a spare tire with a stock 36 ford cover.

 

@justabeater37

This is about as far as I'm going to take it. It's just a rough based on a rough.

 

Much cleaner. Way better than my cut up band aids Thanks.

 

Had some free time today so I thought I'd have some fun with you project. I hope this gives you some idea of how it will eventually look and offers some inspiration .

 

This is some of the best Photoshop work I have ever seen here on this thread. Not just from a design standpoint, but the amount of effort the paint must have taken, with realistic shadows on the tops of the fenders reflecting the sky, and reflection of an empty, mostly snow-covered parking lot on the sides which isn't visible anywhere in the picture but you know it's there. Even the way the reflections take on a slightly different angle between the cowl and hood seam, and the door and rear bun panel seam.

I'm a hack with a free download of GIMP2, I only know just enough to know how difficult this job must have been. Extremely well done. Work like this makes me nervous to trust anything I see on the Internet.

 

That is absolutely incredible. You never cease to amaze me with Photoshop abilities.

 

@Squablow
Thanks so much for the complements. When I first started playing around with Photoshop I thought like most people that it was just a tool to touch up photos as its name would imply but the more I used it I came to realize that it was so much more. Not only can you edit photos but you can create art from scratch. Even after using it for quite some time now I'm still finding new new ways to doing things to get results that are realistic as possible. Again I want to thank you for the complement , it's much appreciated!!
Moose

 

Moose,
I like the look with the spider caps and rings. I think it just need to be a little lower in the front. If you could lower the front about 2" and put the car in a different background, that would be killer. Thanks for all you do for us. Just fabulous work.