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@HOTRODPRIMER ...Thanks Danny, It's like anything else...The more you do the better you get and the best part is it's a lot of fun!!!

 

Hi there guys ,would one of you kind photoshop gurus be willing to change a couple things on this ol' girl for me? My idea is to move the rear of the roof forward till it looks 'right' and also slant the B-pillars,lose the peep mirror and change the front fenders to look more stock above the headlights .
Many thanks in advance , I know this takes time and it's much appreciated , PB

 

Hey..could someone maybe help me to get this one to sit a little lower,and another paint job(some satin green maybe) and fender skirts would be awesome. Regarding paintjob/colour,do whatever you think would look good.Im gonna go with wide whites and chrome reverse but you could leave these wheels on if you like

 

Thank you Moose !!, much better

 

Here's two tone green with and without skirts

 

I photo shopped (color art) my 1933 Dodge DP 6, just to mess around.
here is a before and after.
for sure no skirts or tint.

 

Agree about the tinted windows, but I actually like the skirted rear. Just for fun, I added '34-style Dodge skirts at the front - sort of a mid-year offering. Then filled in the rear windows for a formal Town Sedan look.

 

VERY COOL Moose! I like the face as well! Thank you sir!

 

Could I see the blue changed to Elvis caddy pink please and thank you


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Thanks moose hope you have a great weekend


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On another thread, a member asked about states that had laws on the books preventing quad headlights.

Another member talked about supposed '57 Chevy and Ford models built with quads.

I don't know about the veracity of that claim, but it got me wondering: what would a '57 Chevy or Ford look like if the production headlight doors (rims, frames, or whatever term you like) had been interpreted with a quad setup.

Anybody care to take a stab at it?

 

@Peanut 1959
Might not look too bad but would take a lot of work...I had to narrow the hood and widen the tops of the fenders inwards to fit the width of the lights.

 

Nice! How would a Ford look? I'd love to see separate, down-scaled headlight rims under widened fender brows. The challenges would be the same as for the Chevy.

 

Or, maybe they could be stacked!

 

They actually made bolt-on quad headlight conversions for the 1957 Chevy and Ford cars, sold through J.C. Whitney and the like. They are not nearly as attractive as the Photoshop examples above.

I have a set for 1957 Ford.

 

I think that this design would have suffered the same fate as the Edsel

 

Definitely like themoose's version better, particularly the ford

Edit: ummm not the stacked lights though

 

Agreed! Well, at least I got a laugh out of it! Thanks for the "what if".

 

Thank God neither did it...

 

The Chev set up (by Moose) looks marginally better than the Ford.

And for a reason I can't seem to quite figure out the stacked ones call to mind a Checker.

 

Would someone put some whitewalls on this tire for me please? Can't decide to run them or blackwalls. I need to look at a one inch with a one inch space between the rim and the white wall and maybe a two and a half inch from the rim out. Thanks, D

 

Looking for wheel and tire upgrade options


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ya, I like how the 34 skirt up front looks, fill's in the gap. the window on the rear would make the inside feel more luxury I bet.

 

This should be close enough to give you some idea of how it would look....

 

Thank you, it does. May end up going with an even wider white. D