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that was going to be my next request, remove the lake pipes and scoops behind the wheels. what about fade away fenders?

 

thanks @madfish and @Rot 'n Kustom

what about the rectangular 46 turn signals above the grill in the stock location.

have fun with it, within reason. i know you guys. next thing i know it'll have fins and skulls on it.

 

'46 turn signals added.
FINS & SKULLS! WHAT A GREAT IDEA - I'LL GET RIGHT ON IT!

 

One last request on this before I put a bunch of stuff up for sale so I can start building it. Can one of you fine gentlemen add a Gee Bee style scallop? I’m picturing steel gray or silver with about the color of that interior, which is close to the wheels already, on it as a scallop and wheel color. Maybe a belly pan as opposed to the 32 frame?

 

Thank you for the quick response, it does look good that way. But rather than putting in a single panel I plan to replace the window gl***es individually with metal, leaving the slanted mid-point structural support/design aspect intact.

 

@silent rick

 

madfish, can you make that fade away meet the rear fender a little higher up?

 

@silent rick

 

i like that better.

 

Boy, we get some strange requests here.

 

Made me go back and look to see if I had it backwards. Ha.

 

looks like you tucked the bumper in from the stock location. can you move it out a tad as if it had the factory valance or gravel pan or whatever it's called between the bumper and body?
would 53 buick headlight bezels add to it or not?

 

Had a couple of projects going on but I finally got some time to do a color version of your grandfather's car. The photo is pretty denigrated so I had to use my imagination on some of the details. Hope it works for you.

 

Man that is awesome. Definitely works for me. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it. You do amazing work. Thank you so much.

 

Here's an odd request but also open to options, my buddy has this 59 that he ask my opinion on for paint. He's a low buck do it yourselfer so nothing crazy, he plans on running steel wheels and wide whites, although I suggested a medium width white wall for a cheaper alternative, he mentioned blue or flat black, I suggested a two tone of something to kind of hide the big roof.
So creative artistic ability is yours for the taking, just keep in mind he is not a custom painter, although he's painted a few cars.

 

That's the whole enchilada, right there!

 

I kept this simple and mostly stock. The caramel paint was a stock color in 1959, but paired with a white top and side streak. From the factory, the body color was used on the window posts, which emphasized four-door styling. I painted the roof, posts, and streak black to give a more unified look.

 

Thanks. The belly pan fits the bill perfect. My heads and intake for this showed up yesterday. I am going to sell my 28 and 32 roadster projects I think just to get on this sooner.

 

You really need to add a signature at the bottom of your art work.

 

Hi guys I just bought one of my favorite cars and really need some help!!! I picked up a 62 thunderbird and could use some help seeing what it could look like!! I’m thinking satin silver including the bumpers (too rough to use and too expensive to replace right now) steel wheels with beauty rings and spider caps, smaller white wall tires and bellflower exhaust. I know it’s a lot but.... the pics are not mine but I figure it might be easier to modify these vs my car in pieces!!! Thank you in advance!!!



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Thank you Moose, perfection as always sir!!


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Moose, will you pull the skirts and raise the stock opening on rear ?
thank you, hope you like doing this, sure good at it...

 

AHHHHHhhhhh , now I can get some sleep !!!! thank you....

 

I've always felt that the '41-'48's proportions could benefit from moving the front axle forwards:
Just a quick exercise based on @madfish 's edit

 

@dimebag

Another view of "The Fabulous Thunderbirds"