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Removed bumper bolts, chopped top, lowered, removed center bar in grille, welded the seam in the hood, filled emblem holes, did away with your motion sensor light, and some funny lookin little car.

 

OK second try with lighter pics............. Ok photo shop pro's i need your help. My truck will be on the road soon. I need to figure out paint. I was thinking gloss white fenders and running boards with satin dark blue cab, hood and bed. But i was wanting Gloss dark blue and the color of the rims stripes on the roof of the cab. But i am open for ANY idea's you could come up with. Thank you very much.
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This one was a challenge:

 

Just my opinion.. but why loose the great looking gloss paint.
This classy ride only needs minor work to look like a perfect period cruiser...

As it is now...




Lowered. new tires and hubcaps. Gas filler into the trunk. Mild dechroming. restoring rocker stainless. and removing the front bumper guards. Possibly taillights in rear bumper guards.




Or you can take it a step further... and chop the top... with a slightly angled windshield...

 

Hi
just wondered if any of U fellows that do photoshop could show me my car in a couple different colors? if so do U want me to post a pic,or would U rather me e-mail it to U? I want to repaint it,but am limited to colors because I don't want to change the interior What size should the pics be--640-480?
thanks

 

Ah, well, carry on then! (The camera does lie, doesn't it? I wish all my cars looked as good in person as they do in the photos I have of them.)

 

Looks great the way it is, if you ask me but, since you're not, I like this one.

Nice work Rickster.

 

Gotta love the old car ads.....

 

Here you go.



Just wanted to say that you seem to have some kind of alignment issue between the bed and the cab - they aren&#180;t particularly parallel. I fixed it for you in the pic.

 

This might be an idea...

 

One I did for myself. From this...



To this...

 

JamesD,
Thanks . It looks good. And in the pic the bed is just set on my frame not bolted or even aliened right.,
But not sure if the color combo is what i should paint it. Could you try some other colors?

 

Just remember some of you guys who are asking to have Photoshop work done...
Some of the work that I have seen done here I know takes quite a bit of time to do, even for the Photoshop pros. I myself use it everyday and know what goes into some of these. There is no magic button labeled "chop" or "lower" or "add whitewalls".

To all who do the work, I thank you for your service to all the hoodlums on here.

BR

 

I have photoshop.7 on my computer ,BUT its way smarter then I'm ...

I'm trying to learn it ,but man its one step forward and two steps back...

Thanks to all your guys that make it look so easy,I keep on trying..........

I need to pick up the book PHOTOSHOP FOR DUMMYS.......

I've been told that it helps alot,That and practice practice practice.....

But Thanks for the insight...............

 

Thanks, I really dig the two-tone along the trim, it is really cool to see something like this rather try to visualize it. Any suggestions for scallops that would work with that droopy side trim?

 

what can you guys do with this?? i have plans for air bags and there a few kolr scemes i been thinking about. a medium grey with red flaked flames or scallops alot of both. powder blue and white flames or scallops, or dark green alone unless you think of a flame or scallop kolor to go along with the dark geen thanks in advance!!

 

now thats cool!!

 

Very Cool James D... nice flowing lines... just the way I like them.

 

Heres one my mom did but she didnt pivot the back window right so its distorted

 

Just an idea I was trying out a while back.

 

Thanks guys! I was thinking about that "speedboat" taildragger stance and then I thought "hey - boats. Boats are wooden.... what if I just....".

Well. I was sick at the time. It was probably those tablets.

 

Here's a photoshop job I did some time ago for a buddy who's currently restoring his 1957 Chieftain...

mild custom


the original picture

 

Can anyone lower this and put wide whites on chrome rims? Maybe a couple of different colors?
Thanks!

 

Hmm, not really Watson-esque, but I thought I'd try my hand. It's been a good while since I did a photoshop.

 

If you ask me Rikster nailed it with this one. Awsome! Keep the gloss paint

 

A friend asked me to post this to see if anyone can do what he wants.

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Would like to know what my car will look like with both Black steel wheels and Red steel wheels.NO WHITE WALLS Would like to keep the tires as is. Have a new set of wheels for it and looking to figure out what color to paint them. 15x8 on the back and 15x5 front

 

Luv this stuff. Dug one out from way back... not that I got any better at it tho
The evilbay listings got nice clean shots (once in a great while).

Here's one Before:


After:

 

Here's a few old ones I've done.

 

Anyone fancy having a shot at my falcon on page 9? Thanks in advance Moony