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actually try it like two lane blacktop style gasser. no trim big slicks,daisy mags,radiused wheel wells,gasser stance, grump lump scoop, ETC.

 

My chevy-mercury chop...

 

sweet ..thanks...

 

Just caught this thread (Love the mark II Cortina's) and I got to thinking. My dad bought me an old 1 owner 64 Vauxhall Victor in original condition similar to the pic. Now when I say "original" I mean it still has the dealer sticker, original paint, interior, engine, hubcaps and smell. Which is great... but what the fuck am I supposed to do with this thing? Those lines, the tiny little engine.

So I'm gonna start photochopping.

 

An FB?
Those have lots of potential.

 

another two customized vintage car ads I did today...
and some earlier ones: http://lowtechblog.blogspot.com/2008/10/classic-custom-ads.html

 

A guy I work with upgraded and gave me his old 5.0. Never done this before so I found a picture of a '54 Chevy 3100 on the net with a nice side view, dug out some shots I'd saved from Zumo doing a '53/54 Bel Air for Dan from Montana (Can't remember his HAMB name) and borrowed his wheels and 1/4 panel to try to get it to begin to look like what my son has for a vision of his truck.

Now, how do I change the colors like you guys do so the whole thing goes from red to green?



Chopped, sectioned, pancaked and 1954 Bel Air quarter treatment. WWW with Tri-Ribs is what he wants.

 

Here is one I tried of my 49. I really dig the flaked roof but I was thinking it would be better with a 3" chop.

 

Whack dat fucker!

 

pleashe

 

Hy Danimal,
I'm still gettin used to 6.0 but I'm pretty sure it operates the same as yer 5.0. Use the "pen" tool to click multiple spots around the outline of the area that you want to paint (around curves this will take multiple clicks placed closely together). When you reach the the spot where you began, connect the last click to the first to form an enclosed area. Next, choose yer color, the opacity or pressure you want to use on the tool, etc. and right click in the space that you have outlined. You will see an option that says "fill space"--choose it and then left click on the space. This will deposit color. Multiple clicks gets you more layers.
I suggest choosing a white-ish color to begin with to lighten the existing paint, and then come back with the new color and use many layers to achieve the look you want. Many thanks to those who have pm'ed me tips--much appreciated.
Hope this helps

 

I'm thinking of shooting some base coat on my comet......OK you can stop laughing now ..... Can someone photoshop it in black or maybe a gold color ???
Thanks in advance

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=2662&pictureid=30382

 

Hmmm...tried to keep this one kinda subtle...you may have to look real hard to spot the changes!!

 

But, of course...if you just GOTTA leave it blue...

 

Aw, you say you just wanted it slammed with Bellflowers, eh???

 

Here's my try at being subtle:

 

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is somebody gonna take my olds and make it tlb style?

 

A friend of mine has a '64 Comet he bought new. It's White/289/4spd, with factory fiberglass hood.
Jack

 

What say you slide off da trailer, then chop it & drop it?!

 

can anyone photo shop my car with "lake pipes" please . curious as to how it would look .......... thx .. steve ***** not a typical "lake pipe car" ........

 

Kinda hard to imagine it...but this is what I came up with for ya...

 

...but of course, you could always go a little further!!

 

wow ! your making me dream ! promised my self i would not cut this car , but thats way kool !! thank you .............. steve
ps: the top cut makes the pipes look better ! OH NOOOO !

 

i'd like to also see it like a two lane blacktop style or something slammed i have the one where it's black w/ red wheels

 

besides chopping is to HARD

 

looking for some other scallop ideas, skirts and either lake pipes or bellflower tips plus the roof to be blue also thanks

 

my dad and i are getting ready to paint his 53 studebaker. he likes orange and black. some sort of two tone, but not the same old break along the body line/scallop. mabye break it along the top of the fender? i'd also like to see the headlights laid back using early vw buckets. similar to the mercedes type, but use vw so they look more like factory. any help?? i found this pic online, figured silver would be an easy color to work with....i'll see if i can find a good profile shot...

 

couple more shots...