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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Pair O' Dice, Oct 10, 2008.

  1. Rot 'n Kustom
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    OK, I'm in.
    1965 Chevy II sectioned street custom. The Avon.
    65 Chevy Avon2023 Final.jpg
     
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  2. madfish
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    'Bout time, slacker.....
     
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  3. Peanut 1959
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    Thanks, Moose! You made it look as good as humanly possible. Thanks for indulging me!
     
  4. Peanut 1959
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    "What if," eh?

    Choose any 1950s model from an independent manufacturer and do your take on a El Camino/Ranchero. Extra points for doing both front and rear 3/4 views.

    Also, you can skip the Studebaker Bourke C/K coupes since the Kart Hauler tells us exactly how awesome that was!
     
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  5. gatz
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    Anyone want to tackle this idea?
    Always wondered what this Dodge would look like sans the fins; just a smooth transition forward... maybe a bit too Fordish ?
    (Those guys in the background don't need to be there either)

    60 Dodge Polara.jpg
     
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  6. Here's one I did a few thousand years ago. I took this:
    55StudeConestoga_zpsff2c059b.jpg
    And created this:
    jettback50_Studebaker_ModifiedGreen_zpsefc08929.jpg
     
  7. OK @madfish as you and most everyone on HAMB knows by now I'm a died in wool Chevy fan so my racer had to fit that bill. Here's what I came up with and because I live a stones throw away from Lime Rock Park where as a veteran I'm lucky enough to qualify for free admission to all of the events held there I thought it would be appropriate to include it in the theme of my work. Can't wait to see what the other guys come up with as well!!!

    Race.jpg
     
  8. madfish
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  9. 1.jpg
     
  10. @madfish I guess it is a small world. Back around 1991 I was part of the crew that raced a 1974 Porsche 911RSR 3.0 owned by Bill Strakosch the owner of WES Cadillac in Waterbury. Paul Numan was often at the track when we were getting the car ready for race day. He was usually focused on mastering the track and didn't care to associate too much but we did have a couple of conversations. Attached is a picture of our crew getting suspension tuned for the track conditions. That's Bill in the driving suite and I'm the one on the left. If you look really hard you can see the car in the background...

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  11. justabeater37
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    What about just stretching the fin to the rear so it doesn.t look like an after thought that didn't fit the space?
     
  12. southerncad
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  13. Dick Stevens
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    That's a big improvement, the other possibility would be to make the fin go all the way to the back but that may not work out with the stock tail lights.
     
  14. madfish
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    Then you probably ran into Michael Brockman, he was Paul's racing partner (not Newman Hass) Paul usually ran the Corvette. Each year, Paul would change the number of his car to his age that year. Before he died he and Brock were building another Corvette with the number 83. Brock died a few years after.
     
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  15. madfish
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    @justabeater37

    Here it is with the fins stretched to the back and lowered a bit.

    polara.jpg
     
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  16. gatz
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    @themoose
    @madfish
    you guys do such excellent work.
    If that car would've came either way, IMO there would be alot more buyers.
    thanks for the alterations
    @southerncad kinda 63 & 60/61 -ish eh?
    gatz
     
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  17. jimmy six
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    By 60 they should have been gone anyway…If they were more Fordish they many have sold a few extra……
     
  18. @madfish I never met Brockton personally but I did meet Bob Sharp who was another Connecticut racer associated with Paul....All a long time ago:(
     
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  19. OahuEli
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    I gotta agree, haven't been here as much as I'd like to be but 27 different versions of wheels ain't the most exciting thing in the world.
    That said, I had a similar idea awhile back and have been working on a "What If" off and on for about a month. I was gonna do the anchor and rope thing, forgot who started that.
    My "What If" started out as a 1952 Buick Special. This is the 'before". I hope to finish this weekend. Anyone want to guess what it will become?:D:D
    1. 1952 Buick photoshop pickup possible.jpg
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  20. OahuEli
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  21. Yup.... Like a '63 Galaxy with a '61 Starliner roof.
     
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  22. Stan Back
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    That one's maybe a 4-holer -- Super or RoadMonster.
     
  23. @OahuEli I have a 1952 Buick photoshop concept I did for a friend MANY years ago.
     
  24. Just wanted to play with this. The rear quarters are a little strange on these, so I went with something different and slightly more modern (circa 1956) 1952-Buick.jpg .
     
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  25. @James D I had to go find the one I did! Keep in mind this was in the 90's! File long gone, I recently found the printed image.

    Added hooded Buick headlight bezels, sectioned hood, 1 piece windshield, chopped, redid the body line to mimic the Riviera side trim. I angled the rear edge of the quarters forward.

    20200424_122840.jpg
     
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  26. This should give you some ideas..Cleaned it up a bit too

    NB.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg
     
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  27. Peanut 1959
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    Call me crazy, but I've grown to love those stubby little fins (both iterations)!
     
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  28. Peanut 1959
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    1952 Riviera?
     
  29. Busted Knuckles
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    Could one of you wizards please show me some light purple colors on my 51
    Thank you in advance.
    Screenshot_20230713_182914_Photos.jpg Screenshot_20230713_183147_DuckDuckGo.jpg
     
  30. jimmy six
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