Photoshop customs
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I also like them both, but the first one with the rear quarter windows I like the best of them.
The overall balance is much more pleasing to the eye on that one… in my opinion.
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Yay, something that isnĀ“t a tiny British car that nobody cares about!
Someone asked me for my take on a 48 Ford three window, so i came up with this, as a “stock” version. Makes you wonder why Ford didnĀ“t do this instead of building two different flavours of five window. Would be kind of cool with a roll top roof also.
Iād like to see a longer door version. That catwalk is just a tad too long. B pillar needs to go back 3 or 4 inches. But what a great tool photoshop is!
If I post a photo of my bank account could you show me what it would look like a bit bigger?That is the long door version. I did wonder about stretching them some more, but i just wanted a first go around “stock” version as a food for thought starting point.
Who remembers Bob Freedman’s bubble top XKE, built by Dick Korkes?
Here’s my update, built on a late model Jag XK8!
Had a second shot at this with some actual custom work. 47 Caddy style door…er…whatever those things are called. I like these so much better than full fadeaways. Also reshaped the swage lines on the front and rear fenders, so theyĀ“re no longer dead straight.
Seville I was playing about withā¦still feel like thereĀ“s more that could be done with theseā¦
I LOVE THESE!
Robert A. Radcliffe III
King Kustoms
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