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Could I see the vette and tbird hard tops on the tiger

 

Here's why we are so lucky to have such skilled "photoshop guys" on the HAMB...and why it can be such a valuable service

About a year ago (6/26/20, post 25292) I asked if someone could add skirts, wide whites and flat black to my '36 Cabriolet.


@themoose came through with this rendering...and I absolutely fell in love with the look.


A year later, and it's done...pretty much the way it was rendered. (thanks @themoose ).

 

@hotrodjack33

Wow that looks great!!! Enjoy

 

If you want to see any other colors let me know...Great project ...I really enjoy your build thread.

 

Top one is a photoshop by @themoose. Bottom is the finished truck.

 

That's one sweet looking PU! Thanks for letting us see the finished product I really enjoy seeing an idea come to life.

 

@Unclebrad Here's the Tiger after it left the barber shop

 

This might be the dumbest idea ever, or brilliant. I think 57 Fairlane rear quarters could be grafted onto a 57 Ford F100 pickup. Here are two photos, that I know don’t line up very well. The truck I’m considering buying is actually a long bed. The rear side of the car (from the door to the end) looks longer than a short bed pickup, so I will want to keep all the Fairlane I can, but shorten the long bed a little. It might be a better design exercise if I would find side views. If anyone is willing to play with it. It could be cool or ridiculous.

 

Chrome bumpers and 6” out of the bed in front of the fenders..

 

Thanks for the feedback, I’m happy with it the way it is. I will be doing a back bumper at some point.

 

I just put them on the truck as is. No lengthening.

 

WTF That truck looks fantastic just the way it is

 

That ain’t no Dodge for sure…

 

Hey this is a photo shop page. I asked for technically a short bed with chrome bumper ends showing. If Moose or others wanted to do it they would. it’s a nice looking Dodge no doubt but there is no harm in seeing it slightly different.

 

The problem is, you DIDN'T ask anything. It read like a statement/observation and both @57 Fargo and I took it as a "you should have done this" comment...and his choices needed defending.
Secondly, we are very fortunate to have such talented "photoshop guys" willing to help folks try changes on THIER cars. I find it a little presumptuous of you asking (if you were even asking) for them to use their talent and time to render a vehicle that's not even yours...solely for your own entertainment .

 

This is awesome i am trying to make it reminiscent of a navy corsair in color, i love the wheel choice.

 

Here are some better pics of it, if you feel like doing anything else. The corsairs also came in od green, or black.

 

Sorry I didn’t say Hey Moose how about shortening the bed 6” and adding chrome bumpers…you happy now.

 

I’m all good guys. No problem with a difference of opinion or taste. I also have no issue if someone wants to see it differently, give it hell!!

I appreciate the sentiment Jack.

 

Maybe channel the bed a few inches?

 

Yeah, I like this one, but I had a lower bed in mind. This is the easiest way to do it. I kinda thought, remove the stock bed and make what is basically a Ranchero in the back. All just dreaming at this stage.

 

Hope this is better...

 

Dang, you do good work! I like the way you tied in the trim line. That’s what I was thinking. Some might think it too short in the bed. I was wondering if I would have to add something like a four to six inch strip in the middle.

 

OK here ya go...It looks good in all of the color choices.

 

I am guessing that you would. I had to make it wider here, although this stuff isn't always perfectly to scale..
(Ok. Fine. It's NEVER perfectly to scale.)

 

No problem Lane

 

Nailed it!

 

From 1949 into 1954 Ford and Chevy had Coupes that had a different roofline than their 2-Door Sedans. But not Plymouth. They used the same roofline for both Business Coupes and 2-Door Sedans. The difference was that the 2-Door Sedans had roll-down rear windows with a fixed glass at the rear quarter so the rectangular windows could roll down. Could someone put the long deck, shorter top on this example . . .