Photoshop wire wheels.

[so called]

OK please be gentle but I have always loved wire wheels on an E-Type and was wondering what they would look like on my Tuscan.
Can one of you kind Ladies or Gents with photoshop skills do me a picture so that I realise that it would look terrible so that I can get on with my life.




Thanks in advance,
Tony.
PS, yes in reality they would need to be 18" with low profile.

[FraserLFA]

Free bump

I prefer the current wheels. Just my opinion.

[Tuvra]

I would mate, unfortunatley the OH aint allowing me on the computer tonight. Ill have a go 2m if no other PH does it sooner.

Personally I think it will look terrible, TVR's should be on Spiders!!

[wackojacko]

I adore the Spyder wheels the Tuscan and sagaris suite them so well.....i'll have a crack at photo shopping for yA CHAP

[S. Gonzales Esq.]

Hmmm...I'm not entirely convinced.

[mn1981]

i'm terrible with photoshop but hope this helps, i think it looks quite good!

[mn1981]

beat me to it!

[so called]

Thanks Guys, not convinced myself. Looks a bit 'Californian' !!!

The wheels in the other pic are actually Silverstone Performance SP12's.

Below are the original Spiders.

[mybrainhurts]

FraserLFA said:

Free bump

I prefer the current wheels. Just my opinion.

And mine...

Wires look wrong...

[thegreenhell]

I don't know exactly which type of wire wheels you were thinking of that come in 18" sizes, but a set of Borrani's in that size would be £6900+VAT, which I imagine should help your decision just as much as a bit of photoshoppage.

[kevin63]

I always liked wire wheels on the E Type but hated the fact that they always seemed to go out of balance and made the car bad to drive on the motorway, I suppose we should have tried to get them clocked up but never did.
I'm not sure about wires on the Griffith, they don't look bad but I would keep the standard wheels on a Griffith if I had one.

[so called]

S. Gonzales Esq. said:

Hmmm...I'm not entirely convinced.

PS, how the heck did you do it, you even got the angle of the front wheel ?
Thanks,
Tony.

[wackojacko]

so called said:

Thanks Guys, not convinced myself. Looks a bit 'Californian' !!!

The wheels in the other pic are actually Silverstone Performance SP12's.

Below are the original Spiders.

Looks liek iv'e been beaten to it with the photo shopping. I personally adore the spyder's , silver or anthrecite looks good on a dark coloured tuscan .......anything but gloss black looks got on a dark Tuscan

[so called]

thegreenhell said:

I don't know exactly which type of wire wheels you were thinking of that come in 18" sizes, but a set of Borrani's in that size would be £6900+VAT, which I imagine should help your decision just as much as a bit of photoshoppage.

Good point and Wife bought me the current set so wouldnt be too ammused.

[S. Gonzales Esq.]

so called said:

PS, how the heck did you do it, you even got the angle of the front wheel ?

If the E-type in your pic hadn't also had a bit of steering lock on, it would have been much more difficult.

Sounds like we might have saved you from an expensive mistake.

[so called]

S. Gonzales Esq. said:

If the E-type in your pic hadn't also had a bit of steering lock on, it would have been much more difficult.

Sounds like we might have saved you from an expensive mistake.

I tried to find an E type photo as close to the position of my Tuscan.
Yes, I had heard that good wire wheels cost but wanted to get the idea out of my head.
Your render is so good I still like the idea.