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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Pair O' Dice, Oct 10, 2008.

  1. leesnap
    Joined: Dec 27, 2009
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    from boston

    Sorry I can't seem to post pic of a 1962 thunderbird red roadster
     
  2. leesnap
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  3. mad-cad
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    Would one of you photo shop wizards put the wheels from the modern dually onto my 55 wrecker and lower the truck tucking the front wheels and raising the rear fenders on the wrecker body to accommodate the lowered stance.I'm guessing the front bumper will need trimming
    Thanks in advance.
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  4. I used your car instead of the photo you supplied.

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  5. rodent69
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    Hello, I need help.
    I've got a few pictures I want photoshop, so please anyone out there to help me. I hope Im in the right forum section for this, if not let me know, thanx.
    I would like a matt black paint on this model T truck, white wall tyres, baby moon smoothies (with painted rim) and or wires and lake headers(like in the pic supplied) and I want the truck to be parallel to the ground
     

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  6. LN7 NUT
    Joined: Sep 9, 2010
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    I wasn't sure how much you wanted the rear fenders raised.

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  7. Could one of the great photo-shop masters please place the wheels off the Chevy onto my Fairlane?
    Thank you
     

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  8. jetcycles
    Joined: Dec 14, 2008
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    Thrashing to get my car on the road in time for LSRU and I need to paint my wheels before mounting new tires. Not sure if I want to stay gloss black, or go bronze or cream? Can someone shop these wheels bronze for me please? The next time this car sees daylight it'll be 3" lower with fresh wheels and tires. Thanks 1392340777540.jpg

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  9. fitzee
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    wow too cool.. thank you so much..
     
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  11. mad-cad
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    LN7 Nut.....Thanks for the 3 options on me wrecker, thats just what I was looking for, the middle one has the right proportions me thinks!
     
  12. LN7 NUT
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    Cool, the middle one is the easiest one to do as i never did anything more than lower it!

    As for the front bumper I think a stock one or a GMC one would look great on it!

    That's a fantastic truck, I almost got one a couple years back but ended up with a 56 Mercury COE because I was too big for the Chev... wish I had bought the Chev too though as the idiot that had it cut it up afterward.
     
  13. Jimbo17
    Joined: Aug 19, 2008
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    I used to use Photo Shop for years and then I made the change to CorelDraw X-5 and for the type of work I do it worked better for me once I learned how to use the program which I admit took longer then I thought it would.

    Each program has it's key points and both are great programs and both have many similar features such as a cloning tool.

    Jimbo
     
  14. CHITOWN 29A
    Joined: Feb 28, 2008
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    I need a little help. My '59 goes to paint Tuesday. She is goin flat white with teal scallops. Lookin for some ideas to speed up the taping....thanks in advance!!

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  15. Ruben Duran
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    I know themoose already p-shopped your wheels bronze, but here's another option you can try.....whitewalls and your black wheels with trim rings and spider caps. The wheels look great with black walls, as well.

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  16. Ole_Red
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    from 206, WA

    Can anyone hit this up with Fender Skirts, Sunvisor, lowered, and with flaked orange wheels w/ dog dish caps?
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    and a separate one with an orange roof above the chrome to match the wheels?
     
  17. jetcycles
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    Bitchin work! Ive considered going that route as well!

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  18. burtonantiqueautoparts
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  19. MoparJoel
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  20. Burton and MoparJoel, thank you both.
     
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  21. MoparJoel
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  22. bobj49f2
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    How about this?

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  23. bobj49f2
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    I missed the "Hairy" part of your request. How about this?

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  24. Coneboy
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    Thanks! You guys are amazing. What do you think it would look like with mud tires and a lift kit? Thinking something more agressive might be fun too!

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  25. Rot 'n Kustom
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    The T-Bird Roadster was one of Ford's classiest offerings. I did it as mild custom, 60s-style.

    I did one version with the Supremes as you requested. The second version uses turbine style wheels, which I really like. I found them on a '65 Buick Riviera, but I'm sure you could get something similar in a Ford pattern.

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  26. Ole_Red
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    Sweet! Thanks! Can you do one with the orange above the drip rail on the roof?

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  27. MoparJoel
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  28. Ole_Red
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    Fantastic! Thanks Joel!

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  29. Red71
    Joined: Oct 8, 2010
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    thanks bobj, that gives me some ideas. I like the 2nd one better.
    I noticed you put bumpers on it also, nice touch.
    I know I have more body work to do, but dam .... it shows up
    below the belt line.

    thanks to all the guys with the equipment,time and talent to photo shop .
     
  30. Shaun1162
    Joined: Feb 22, 2010
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    Hey guys- I was wondering if someone could help me out with some photoshopping...

    I've been trying to teach myself how to use GIMP, and doing a pretty good job for an amateur, but this one is outside of my abilities right now.

    If possible, I'd like to see this car as if it was just painted, all white.
     

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