1952-59 Ford Pic of the night

never get tired of the wheel discs.nice colour also the antennas

 

sure looks like a photo shop

 

what makes you say it looks PS

 

I thought ps too, weird in the windows, funny shading too, but there might be lights behind the photographer doing strange things too. Previous page, the black / grey 56 Fairlane 4dr is more wierd, it looks like a 3d render

 

After looking at it I might agree,but it is a nice concept and style.

 

That black and grey 56 sure looks like it's from the Xbox game Forza motorsports. They have "photo shoot" where it places your car in a scene and you can move the camera around to get that perfect shot. Looks a lot like that.

 

sure looks like photographers image in door as to 4 door unless it was removed all I see is 2 door.no ps I have seen would add that image to what end?

 

Regarding the gray and black '56, the door handle has been removed but, you can see the extra rear door gl*** (don't know what it's called) and I can make out the rear door line, on it too.

 

'57 was a excellent year for Ford

 

1957 Tbird hidden somewhere in these pictures. Can you find it?

 

Maybe it is easier to spot in the Los Angeles You Auto Buy Now parade. That is Sandra Giles behind the wheel of her 57 fur-covered Thunderbird.

 

Aussie cl***ic......

And a link to the the story
https://www.whichcar.com.au/features/1956-ford-customline-tudor-429-big-block-flashback

 

That '55 looks fantastic

 

Black & Grey is indeed 3D Modeled. I forget the website, but it also featured the car in Red & Black that was actually the impetus for my 55/56 Ford obsession.

##EDIT: DeviantArt website, courtesy of Sam Curry. Check out the Black w/ Red Trim. Hubba!!

 

Thanks for the lead on the Deviant Art website (I think). It made me spend an hour looking through all kinds of interesting car pictures, and I'll probably do some more looking around there.

It looks like Sam Curry made quite a few variations of the same car with different colors and different backgrounds. He has this description when you open individual images.
Desktop Picture 2560x1440 rendered in Cinema 4D R14 Physical Render Postwork done with Photoshop CS5

 

Saw this beaut on my way home from work. '53 per the plate