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Thanks for providing the pictures of the wheel covers!

 

These might be going back in time ( and I'm not sure if the bolt pattern is the same), but these are off a '50 Buick Roadmaster. Also added a wider white wall and lowered the stance slightly. Cool car!

 

Awesome! Thanks guys. Looks good lowered a bit and all the caps look good. Choices, choices! Thanks again fellas and if ya have something different in mind, let's see it. Here's a better pic of the skylarks and a few of a Riv. wheel. Thanks, Paul.

 

Hey, how 'bout chrome reverse!?



Or better yet.... shave the emblems and door bits and give 'er a Watson-style paint scheme and lake pipes

 

like the chrome reverse!

 

Hey Ruben,

You da man,
Thanks for doing that.

 

could one of you guys try these Daytons on the '54 buick shown above? Thanks!

 

Here's with the Daytons and a little lowered one, too

 

Thanks for your time! How about with blackwalls? Paul

 

Anyone?Im shooting for the look of the red T and paint sceme of the blue and white A roadster.I'd like the bodded bed and fenders with the same rolling stock as the red one with the blue and white roadster.

 

Here's a rough color change.....

 

Thanks Ruben,I forgot to attach a shot of the car I wanted photoshopped,sorry.

 

FunnyCar65.....let me know if I'm on the right track with this. Changed the color to red, added the bobbed box w/ a white tonneau cover, an indication of white interior and skinny, bobbed front fenders. Still need to do the scallops and pie-crusts.



How do you want the bobbed rear fenders? Stand-alone like the fronts or integrated into the box?

 

intergrated into the box Ruben like the red one could you make it light blue like the A roadster with white scollops?Hell the red version you got working looks alot better then the green original though!Damn nice work Sir!

 

Could somebody photo shop this with black paint and deep yellow wire wheels and Dark silver with matching steelies,trim rims and caps. Not sure if that's doable or not. Trying to figure out what theme i want and have NO clue. Thanks....

Can I push my luck. med. Grey with these wheels ( no the way I think Im going) but curious.

 

Alright You guys here got some crazy good skills so i am going to ask if any of you could help me out. Can any of you add 55 olds headlight, 51 kaiser taillights, 52 buick roadmaster wheel covers a 3 inch drop and the color scheme from the dropped pic on my black one? Please need a little motivation to get working on her again! Thanks, Nick

 

Much appreciated, FunnyCar65.

Are we a step closer with this one? The blue color on the mag was a bit faded, so I pumped up the saturation a little.

Also, wasn't sure which version of rear fender you were looking for. The red car has the front portion of the rear fender about mid body, whereas the blue rear fender goes down to the lower body line.

 

Another version w/ a slightly lighter blue....

 

I think we are pretty much there.

 

Cool....here it is with the white scallops and bias plys.....also added a little more contrast with the chrome header and light buckets.

 

I like it ,it really changes the look of the car,very nice job and thanks again Ruben!

 

No problem, man....also, should you decide to go with a different wheel combo (not that you need to, though), maybe think about going with a chrome reverse

 

Hey Paul...this is just to get some color and different wheels on there.



The paint started out as black, but it actually has a slight green tone to it. Kinda cool, though. I'll see about tweaking it some more and throwing some steelies on there.

 

Ruben,
VERY COOL I'm liking the green too.....I'll keep looking. Thanks very much !!!!!!

 

A couple more....

Black w/ yellow wires....



Black w/ steelies....

 

Silver w/ steelies.....



Silver w/ the chrome wheels.....

 

Yet another option is a silver body and black fenders....

 

like it ,
can you bring the front end back? looks strange, ta me.

 

doooo that

 

Never ceases to amaze how many casually ask for PS work on something other than their own ride not having any inkling how much time and effort goes into doing so.