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    1. #21
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      Quote Originally Posted by nekkidhillbilly View Post
      let me ask you something how do you make the wheels come out right? thats where i get screwed my wheels dont look right.
      Ancient Chinese secret...

      -Ben, Creative Director at Speedtech Performance
      We sell some really cool parts, build cool cars, and do cool concept renderings too!
      435-628-4300 www.speedtechperformance.com
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    2. #22
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      Very nicely done. The F150 looks great. I have a 1972 Monte Carlo that I would like to see how a set of wheels would look on it. Wheels are Intro Raider/with Rivets, 18x8 Front & 18x10 Rear.

      Thanks in advance,
      Jermaine

    3. #23
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      Teenager doing renderings for build project

      Nice work montecarlo1972 put a picture of your car up dude lets see it...

    4. #24
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      Just finished up Jason (C1ROD's) '54 Vette. Absolutely loved working on this one and I feel like it turned out way bad looking!

      Check it out!

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      This was definitely a fun one. Also, I have gone full throttle on my renderings again. If anyone is interested in getting one done, simply PM me!

    5. #25
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      nailed it. very nice design, well done!

    6. #26
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      Photo chop work is awesome. Keep it up.

    7. #27
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      Here's some quick work I did on my own car!

      Here is the first picture I worked on, this is the unedited picture.

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      And here it is after being chopped. This one was pretty simple and only took a few minutes. I put the carbon fiber hood on there to see how it would look on the car because in the future, I'd really like to get either a fiberglass or Carbon fiber hood with a cowl both for good looks and weight reduction. Any opinions?

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      Here is the second rendering. I did a bit more work on this one.

      Here is the original photo:

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      And here's the final picture:

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      I did a lot more work on this one than I did on the first. I straightened out the body, cleaned up dirt and basically cleaned it all up. Then I lowered it to get an idea of what it will look like when we put the lowered suspension in it. I love it! Also I tinted the windows and put a completely different background on the picture to finish it all up.

      Thanks for checkin' it out!

    8. #28
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      Also, if anyone has an Instagram account or is interested in this kind of thing, I just made a page dedicated to my renderings. Feel free to check it out! lol

      I will post all renderings I do, on this page!

      You can find the account on Instagram at:
      @rmphotochops

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      Thanks!

    9. #29
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      Love the work. On your car. If it were me I would black out the pillars as well. Also if you are going with carbon fiber maybe you could do a custom CF side mirror as well. On the hood maybe you could continue the cowl onto the header panel. Just trying to picture it in my mind. Might look cool with the carbon fiber on there. If I did that I would round off the front edges of it at the front of the cowl and curve it in to where it comes to a bit of a point in the center. Make it a little different than a normal cowl. Awesome ideas and build so far. These are just my suggestions. You can take them or leave them just thought I would share I always love to hear others ideas myself.
      Last edited by driveit; 10-21-2014 at 08:28 AM.

    10. #30
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      Quote Originally Posted by JAG. View Post
      nailed it. very nice design, well done!
      Thanks so much for the compliments! It really does mean a lot to me

    11. #31
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      Thanks!!

      I never thought about doing CF mirrors.. Now I'm wondering how that might look lol. I'm for sure putting black mirrors on it. We're gonna get rid of my Grandma mirror that's only on the one side and replace it with bullet type black mirrors that are actually currently on my dad's car. But I'll definitely think about that Carbon fiber mirror idea, that might actually look pretty dang bad!

      That extended cowl might also look pretty bad.. I think I could maybe see that!
      Maybe something like this?
      With this right here, I've been thinking about getting diamond-cut headlights and my dad and I have tossed around the idea of putting driving lights somewhere in the bumper since we got the car so I included that. Added that and the extended cowl. I kind of like it actually!
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      Thanks again! And also, thanks for all the suggestions, I actually do really appreciate others opinions and ideas. I'm definitely considering those!

    12. #32
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      I wish I had my design program here and I would show you what I was thinking for the hood. I like that look too though. I love the driving lights. Here is an example of the mirror I was thinking of.

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    13. #33
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      Anyone looking to get a rendering done?

    14. #34
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      Impressive 15 year old.
      I need a rendering, how much does this stuff cost.
      73 javelin amx
      73 Javelin AMX

    15. #35
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      Teenager doing renderings for build project

      I may be interested in you doing a rendering for a 66 GMC shortbed truck.
      Aarik
      68 Camaro LS2/T56, Jake's Rod Shop C6 Subframe, JRS torque arm. Ridetech TQ Shocks

    16. #36
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      Teenager doing renderings for build project

      I might be interested in you doing my 36' chevy truck

    17. #37
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      Good work and sense of style, i really like your art

    18. #38
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      Quote Originally Posted by Calderone View Post
      Good work and sense of style, i really like your art
      Thank you so much!

    19. #39
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      Just finished up a '69 Cutlass for forum member Arrowhead. It was really fun working on an Olds. I love this one! I think it will be so bad when George gets it all painted up and looking like this. Awesome!

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    20. #40
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      Nice job on the '69. I would like to get a quote for my '72 in pro-touring fashion. I have some specific upgrades in mind, so it is a blank canvass at the moment.
      1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass S

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