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was wondering if someone could do a photoshop of a 51 chevy pickup slammed on the ground with the rear fenders extended all the way to the back of the cab??? thank you!!!
Scott

 

here is a look at photo-shopping efforts, kinda old school 7th grade art class, cut picture up with razor blade and reposition pieces as necessary for the proper look and scotch tape. Makes this 54 Pyl. look a bit more Cool! funny thing is the car is now being built per these pics. Just they way us old schoolers do it?

 

Could someone possibly lower my coupe about 2", please? I'm ordering some new suspension pieces and trying to get a feel for the stance I'm looking for before finalizing my order.

Thanks a lot





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Here you go, I might be a little over 2 inches, but it's close. Nice car!

 

Thanks a lot. Can you go a little lower, so it tucks a bit?

I think that and a 15" wheel is the right look


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Great job ! I didn t expect someone to do my job By comparing to the original picture, I think I understand what you did.
I didn t work on it since, but I ll try to do it by myself.
Thanks a lot !

 

Hmmmm...this one was already slammed for ya.

 

No problem.



I also chopped it for no reason... LOL

 

thank you that is what i was looking for!!!

 

Something was bugging me about this and thought that the rear of the fender should mirror the front-of-the-front fender.

 

Sorry...to my eyes that wasn't an improvement.

 

The rear fenders look like they are on backwards? Looks odd.


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yup, much better with Wide Whites to me

 

Yeah, I think you're right, making extended fenders was weird enough, trying to balance the fenders was too off-the-wall. I tried shortening the bed and though it helped, it still looks too odd, as Mr.Dickies pointed out. Sometimes you try something and it just doesn't work, but maybe someone else will have a better inspiration.

 

The picture of your car (which is amazing, BTW...if you folk haven't checked out his photos and build thread, you really should) was a little too fuzzy to use, so I grabbed another image off the interwebz...hope it's okay since all you need is an idea of the grill. Since the '40s Mopars have such a prominent snozz I added a nose piece from a '40 Plymouth. Also wasn't sure what you were planning for the chrome pieces so I kinda improvised.

Knobbly:

 

Grafted the whole front end from the Chevy onto a '47 for your floating grill version.

 

Nice one, Nitro!

 

Bako48,
Here is another idea for you. I took a 1948 Plymouth and substituted a '47 Packard grille.

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Can someone put suede paint on the Nash? Preferably black but I'm up for any color.

 

Thanks nitro I was hoping some one could do that I'm going with that style surround but keeping my front end pointy per say I'll post some pics soon thank you for doing that for me

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No problem. Hope that the ideas are enough to give some inspiration. I know I miss the mark some times, but I have fun doing it.

Dave, I like that Packard grill; that's one exception to the "don't put a part on your car from a car older than yours" guideline.

 

How about a '51 Plymouth grill?


(I'm also working on a Chrysler grill, but won't finish it up until tomorrow or Friday.)

 

Anyone else with a better attempt? Too solid...

 

Thanks, Nitro!

I know lots of guys follow that rule as it was usually (but not always) the case in the old days. I prefer to look at the shapes and find a harmonious design, regardless of the year. That's especially true in transition years (like 1947-1949) when body styles were changing, but not all in the same year.