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Thanks man, first thought is I like the higher up better, tried to center it on the tank but it's not the center of grill opening.
The way the fenders taper back it's difficult to get a placement without them sticking out like an afterthought.

 

Time for a wheel change..chrome reverse or supremes on narrow whites?

 

Yes, for chrome reverse.
No, for thin whites and supremes (on any car!)

 

Hello,
Perhaps, less is more in this case. It already had the nicest looking wheels around. It was just in the shadow or road grime covered. Plus the rear panel section of the flames looked as an after thought. It has no residual value to the front section with the nice wild artistic touch.

The rear flames just does not do anything, except for some crazy haze induced fumes, a little bit too long in or near the paint booth.

Jnaki

It is a nice looking Ranchero and should be allowed to show its stuff. No overboard antics. Somehow, looking at the original photo makes the overall length seem too long,. So, a shortened version makes the proportion much better.

 

Could I please get a pic with no hood and 3 separate air cleaners on the tri power ?

 

Any chance somebody be could throw some magnesium torque thrusts on here, a set of normal cast grey center, polished lip ones, a pair of black steel wheels on the back and the magnesium on front for reference? Thank You in advance

 

Gents ,
I’m helping a friend build a truck. I’m wanting to show him what this would look like all painted …
The body is a dark MG green, and I’d like to see what it would look like with Wimbledon white wheels. Any help ??

 

Hello!
Just found out about this photoshop thread and maybe it can help shine some light on the color I end up painting my car. I’m torn between two colors for the body with gray wheels. The choice is between the brown or the green. Would love to see them both on the car with the wheels. Thanks in advance!
-Holly

 

Hi Holly , Nice project. I thought I'd try a slightly color range just for comparison.

 

If someone is up for the challenge, I would like to see the following done to this bus.
1. Complete the front end
2. Paint it shiny black.
3. Chrome wheels
4. Lowered with slight rake.
5. Tinted glass.
6. Fix the body damage.

 

What make and year bus is this? It might be easier to retouch another photo.

 

As far as I know, it's a 1936/1937 Dodge. I looked online for a decent picture of one but came up empty.

 

WOW! That looks even better than I'd imagined. Thank you. I may have to try and buy it now.

 

Here's my take on the school bus. I couldn't find a decent Dodge bus to work with, but I found a slightly older bus I could use. I sliced and diced to get the approximate proportions, then got busy. Wheels, tires, and flames courtesy of the McMullin Roadster.

 

Thanks again for the help, this is where I mounted them

 

Man that looks good too. Thank you. I'm probably more than a bit crazy for wanting to build it.

 

Not crazy at all. It would be very cool!

 

Messing around with color ideas. Could someone photoshop my buddy's 41 for taildragger the same color blue as this? And also as a maroon, and dark forest green. Thanks in advance!

 

In Blue.

 

In Green. This was as far as I could push the color into the greens.

 

Thank You!!!

 

How about a gloss finish for comparison...

 

Wow! Thank you so much!!! That's awesome!