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Thread: 68' Torino GT Fastback
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06-30-2009 #21
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Thanks for the kind words cheapthrillz....Ive been a graphic designer for 12+ years, so Photoshop/Illustrator is a daily requirement for me.....
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06-30-2009 #22
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I like it!
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So is my momma! For 27 years now. Maybe I need to talk to her about some renderings....... Originally Posted by redman71
Thanks for the kind words cheapthrillz....Ive been a graphic designer for 12+ years, so Photoshop/Illustrator is a daily requirement for me.....
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07-01-2009 #24
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Yeah I bet she could hook it up..... Originally Posted by cheapthrillz
So is my momma! For 27 years now. Maybe I need to talk to her about some renderings.......
01-28-2010 #25
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Updated version.......More Photoshop hackery!
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I had some thoughts that i was going to tell you, then i kept reading through the the posts and at your photoshop renderings and the most recent one is dead on what i was going to tell you. You cant go wrong on a pro-touring car with a set of Foose Nitrous wheels, the C-stripe and cobra jet scoop bring in some nostalgia. I think 18's in the front and 19's in the rear would look awesome.
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Wow, that looks killer!
Now
and go build the thing!
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me likes the update version
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latest rendering looks like the nicest one yet!
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What kind of wheels are those on #17? Also that is the best looking C stripe I have seen on a Torino. I recently picked up a 69 myself.
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Where have all my fellow Torino builders gone?
496ci AL Pond block sideoiler with tunnelport heads by Blair Patrick T56 and RS custom chassis
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/show...=10645&page=76
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I've been working on this one for a customer.
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I like that 71 Cyclone
496ci AL Pond block sideoiler with tunnelport heads by Blair Patrick T56 and RS custom chassis
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/show...=10645&page=76
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personally these wheels are killing this car. the updated torque thrust style wheel looks cheap. there are hundereds of better 'pro-touring' styled wheels out there. Originally Posted by redman71
Updated version.......More Photoshop hackery!
also try a two-tone with your silver/pewter. body line up a darker color. im doing a 69 fairlane green on top and black on bottom......life is too short, live for today, tomorrow isn't guaranteed
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The Cyclones are overlooked I think and undervalued compared with the Fairlanes and Torinos. There's usually several 68-mid 70's Fairlanes, Torinos, as well as big & little Rancheros at the shop. The Cyclone's a 429 4 speed car. Originally Posted by fetorino
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496ci AL Pond block sideoiler with tunnelport heads by Blair Patrick T56 and RS custom chassis
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/show...=10645&page=76
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im lovin these renderings. gonna be one cool car
i want a 70-71 cyclone or montego somthing awful
heres my dads 71 gt. will be a big block drag car when we get it done
my 71 coupe that i want to turn into a pro-tourer
my 70 gt also will be a big block but a little more stock styled build.
as you can see we love torinos in my house haha the builds will start soon im in school right now and its holdin up progress
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Sold
Update. I sold the car 5 years ago to pay rent. Haha. Things went to **** real fast from 09-12.
At least it went to a guy who's business is restoring mustangs. Oh well. It was fun to dream awhile.
Oh yeah I disagree with the one upper above that says a set of 19" Foose Nitrous wheels look "cheap".
Your green rendering looked bad ass though. Thumbs up.
To each is own though. Good day fellas.
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