How did I miss this thing?

Is there already a thread for this thing on here somewhere that I just missed? Does anybody know who built this car or any other details?

 

Defiantely not my usuall taste...but that is pretty damn cool.

-Abone.

 

I have no idea, but that is definitely the most balls out second gen. T-bird I have ever seen. I hope that baby's got a kick ass AC system too.

 

Batman,err,uhh,Bruce Wayne's personal ride?
Cool car.

 

Im with Abone, not really my cup of tea, but that car freaking rules.

 

Was the driver around? Was he wearing a silver cloak and packing some sort of disintegrator ray?

It has a website....

http://www.thunderflite.com/

 

that thing is rad

 

i missed it too, i dig the hell out of it

 

that is sick.

 

I'm sure it has a turbine engine as it blew past me and I got caught up in his jet wash....that thing is cool...ditto on the a/c system

 

cool job..clean work..I like it in a future(istic) kinda way

 

i was thinking moe along tje lines of geoge jetson-awesome car!

 

Man that thing is outta sight! Nice work!

 

Second gen???? Doesn`t look like a 58-60 to me!

 

Completely out of control....AND I LOVE IT

 

is that bare metal? or just really glossy silver? pretty killer either way!

 

I really like that car! Just on the edge of going too far, but still tasteful. Looks like that "chrome" paint.

 

that thing is ridiculous, i love it! not every day you see a bubbletop that looks drivable (at least on a cloudy day)

 

yeah, it's a 3rd gen styled 'bird - '61-'63. That is radical sharp tho'! Looks like George Jetson might'a had something to do with this one, maybe he moonlighted on it when he wasn't working at Spacely Sprockets!! I like it.

 

On the website they show it painted black. That's interesting. It was built by Dean Arnold, the same guy the built the blue Thunderbird with the Starliner roof on it.

 

Hate it ...way cool

 

I googled Dean Arnold

http://thunderflite.com/The%20Legend of ThunderFlite.htm

 

Does creativity go OUT the WINDOW when creating dashes for these things?
Seems every high dollar build LAMES out with a plain dash/gauge layout......

Cool build otherwise........

 

That website has pics of it painted... either black or a super dark purple/blue?

 

Well, the dash is stock Thunderbird. They wanted the look of the 50's show cars, so that helps the OEM look I assume.

 

I love it!...In a Danger Diabolic way.

 

Doesn´t that chrome effect paint need a black basecoat?

 

The flat panel with aftermarket gauges is what I mean.....everyone CHEAPS OUT there.......knowhatImean?

 

Nope......batshit is on another thread today!

 

Now, that's a cool car!