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I like this! Not too much of a fan of yellow but thanks.

 

Invicta, I really like this color, or one close to it, on your truck. I am a bit out of practice so I was unable to add color back to the rest of the pic- sorry.


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I have to say, I dig it!

 

Nice, skoh! If you just said a cream and black two-tone it doesn't sound like anything special. But when you see it you know it works. Sort of gives it a "formal" look, kind of like a blacksmith wearing a tuxedo to work!

 

Thats amazing. You're good!

 

Wow I've been blown away by some of the changes done in this thread. I've thought of getting the software a long time ago but just don't think I have the skills to use them.

Any chance I could get a 1955 Chevy looking bumper without the guards on the rear of my Cadi. I'd be forever greatful.

 

Could somebody please put a blue metal flake roof on for me. one with the visor metal flake and one with out...







Thanks

 

can someone lower this for me pretty please? thank you!

 

Here You go.

 

i would like to c a 2" section out of one of these please

 

Any time.

 

Thanks!

 

Here ya go. To be honest, I'm not really a fan. I would go with another, lighter color- maybe white.


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"i would like to c a 2" section out of one of these please"

While the Dodge Magnum is too new for the HAMB, I thought I'd give
it a go, as it did have a retro-vibe going.

I did a section in two versions: one with a rear window and one
as a half-delivery - just the rear blanked in.

While the body looks sleeker, it loses the hunky chopped top look it shared with the Chrysler 300. I raised the front wheel-well through the section.
I also shaved the door handles and lost the clunky mirrors.
This is a custom, after all.

By the way, was this "stock" version was ever produced?
The Magnum was cancelled early due to poor sales.

 

well folks , thank you anyway ................... must be busy .... steve

 

Well... here´s what it might look like, although it´ll take some serious chopping to do it. I think you might need to start with two `55 bumpers to get all the bits you need and for the width across the middle. Not really sure if the height is correct either.

 

James that is perfect! You are the Man! Thank you soo much for that. I figured it would take 2 to get it right. The one pictures is actually a front bumper. The rear has less of a curve in it. Thats beautiful. Thanks again. I hope you don't mind if I add that to my build thread.

James

 

Not at all.
I´m just saying, it´s easier for me to make it look like it fits than it may be to actually fit it!

 

I totally understand that. Thanks again.

 

Thanks Skoh. Try it in a white and maybe a silver. I was thinking from the I was thinking from the body line up including the tops of the doors and wiper cowl.

 

I have been thinking of painting this roadster a 50's copper color, kinda flat copper. Also want to see it with a chopped tan soft top like bop top can anybody show me what it could look like?

 

This is the type of top I was thinking of. Thanks in advance guys!

 

Not easy because of the 2 colors , and I still have to learn , but I managed to get this .

 

Half baked half hour quickie. I´ll do the roof later, unless someone wants to try it.

 

NALI ,




thank you much . its perfect .................. thanks .. steve

 

I never can get enough time away from the shop to go to bonneville but at least I know what my roadster would look like there....thanks!

 

You're quite welcome. You know, I've read about Bonneville for years but not in depth like I have here on the HAMB. The more I read the more I'd like to attend. Who knows, we both may get out there someday.

 

like this

 

Here you go - with a top this time.



Edit:- Damn! I should have looked at the top of the page and stolen the top off the roadster, rather than painting a new one!!

 

You painted it , instead of copy/paste from a real one ???
OMG , I still have so much to learn