Man, oh man! Those comparison shots are the bomb! Not radically altered, but drastically changed. What attitude! I believe you mentioned plexi- for the eyebrows. Would this be the same as the tail lights? The Buddah Wagon, of course, had grille bars behind the Imperial grille. I'm not sure, but I wonder how some of your laminated bars might look there, as well? Maybe white/clear combo?
I just went ahead and bought a pair of screens, stock ones, mine were beat, the shape is 3 dimensional, it would be hard to make. I have a bunch of twisted plexi bars in clear, they might look super nutty running horizontally against the grille. The Buddha Buggy's grille bars are stock Imperial.
No, it's just gonna all be black Raptor bed liner, my wife hates that logo, well not the logo so much, but my rendition of it.
LN7, that's what I meant too. My grille didn't have 'em, I don't much like 'em anyway, kinda distracts from the flow of the grille. But now that I see a close up, I'm not sure they are the original ones.
Rear bumpers on, I tried these treatment for the lens using old vintage drawer pulls. My pal John's Chevy looking sharp as ever Made turn signal lenses Finally, my pal El Shanebo made this beautiful rendition of the El Caholic for me.
car looks awesome Nads!..the spinner caps don't look too bad...Supremes are very common on these cars and thats exactly what I'm runnin'...Ditto on the chrome reverses..they would look good as well..are those headlight bezels off the same car as the grille?..
IMAO, Taillight Drawer pulls need to be verticle to mirror the grill. Size might be a problem on the tapering lights so maybe bend stainless tubing into arcs, thread and bolt thru?
IMAO, Taillight Drawer pulls need to be verticle to mirror the grill. Size might be a problem on the tapering lights so maybe bend stainless tubing into arcs, thread and bolt thru?
The Supremes may be very popular, but they really fit the era/theme of this car. The taillight accents tilted in look very good. And that artist rendition is perfect. Sign it and auction it off, the bidding fans will pay up big time.
All the time. Here's a picture of my seat done by my buddy Solomon Mills at S & M Upholstery in Kissimmee, he's been doing stuff for me for 25 years, he rules.
He's an awesome guy, totally chill, too chill actually, he takes forever, that's why you gotta bring him stuff months in advance. The cloth is 59 Ford BTW.
It doesn't fold forward, it's a six way electric out of some GM luxury sedan, it came with the car, it can go all the way forward now that I dumped the floor shifter, you can get behind the seat.
The colors and style were of my picking but Solomon actually got it wrong, the inserts were supposed to taper in as they went to the front but he made them parallel which as it turns out I like better.
Is there some speckle coloring on the inserts. It looks like a bit turquoise/light blue. My zoom goes blurry.