Pictures of decently Modified cars [Vol. 2]
Discussion
unsprung said:
TheJimi said:
unsprung said:
Jules Sunley said:
Baron Greenback said:
Yes please - now that is befitting of the thread titleThat is superb.
It manages to exhibit both restraint and a dollop of the extrovert. Lovely, powerful lines that are not inconsistent with the original.
Despite all the very nice fabrication and design elsewhere, he's left a chopped windscreen in place.
If we could reconstruct the windscreen any way we'd want: How would you do it differently? (I ask because I'm curious)
1602Mark said:
unsprung said:
TheJimi said:
unsprung said:
Jules Sunley said:
Baron Greenback said:
Yes please - now that is befitting of the thread titleThat is superb.
It manages to exhibit both restraint and a dollop of the extrovert. Lovely, powerful lines that are not inconsistent with the original.
Despite all the very nice fabrication and design elsewhere, he's left a chopped windscreen in place.
If we could reconstruct the windscreen any way we'd want: How would you do it differently? (I ask because I'm curious)
naturals said:
Replace the electric motor with a rev happy 300 horsepower twin cam and it'd be just about perfect.1602Mark said:
naturals said:
Replace the electric motor with a rev happy 300 horsepower twin cam and it'd be just about perfect.FoxtrotOscar1 said:
1602Mark said:
naturals said:
Replace the electric motor with a rev happy 300 horsepower twin cam and it'd be just about perfect.unsprung said:
TheJimi said:
unsprung said:
Jules Sunley said:
Baron Greenback said:
Yes please - now that is befitting of the thread titleThat is superb.
It manages to exhibit both restraint and a dollop of the extrovert. Lovely, powerful lines that are not inconsistent with the original.
Despite all the very nice fabrication and design elsewhere, he's left a chopped windscreen in place.
If we could reconstruct the windscreen any way we'd want: How would you do it differently? (I ask because I'm curious)
Given how hyper-critical you lot can be, I'm genuinely surprised I'm the only one that's flagged it! In fact, the more I look at it, the more it pisses me off!
The Speedster is a good illustration of what I mean. Not in chrome, obviously. And less curvature.
TheJimi said:
I think modern headlights on any older car like this is always a bit incongrous, it's a hard thing to get right.
Although, the electric Alfa, a few posts back, is a good example of it being done well, imo.
Simple looking lights work on a 'restomod' old car or classic looking car. One projector light in the middle of a headlight bowl like the Alfa or a Singer 911. When the headlights have got multiple parts like the Mini or insect eye looking things it doesn't look right (all IMO)Although, the electric Alfa, a few posts back, is a good example of it being done well, imo.
FoxtrotOscar1 said:
1602Mark said:
naturals said:
Replace the electric motor with a rev happy 300 horsepower twin cam and it'd be just about perfect.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff