Slammed brochure cars

Just going by the title. Both brochure and real...

www.slammedbrochurecars.tumblr.com

Some of those are much better then I expected while others just look broke....

Prett cool

cool concept

Stance! Stance!! Those cars are lowered too much! Think about the children!!!

Okay, looks cool.

Me likey

I've seen some pop up on this site as well. Some of better quality too. http://www.wheelsareeverything.com/search/label/My%20Photoshop%20Fun

In reply to stanger_missle:

Isn't that the way Packards are supposed to be?

I've never understood that look. Lowered a little is one thing, when they're sitting on the ground they look broken.

stuart in mn wrote: I've never understood that look. Lowered a little is one thing, when they're sitting on the ground they look broken.

Broken is what these whippersnappers like seeing. I mean, you have the broken springs look, the broken flip-up headlights look (they call this "sleepy eye" but it is more like "broken '83 Firebird") and every time I see a car with a deliberately rusted hood, I want to put some coins in a can and stick the can in front of the car with a sign that says "CAN'T AFFORD PAINT - PLZ HELP"

As an old Poncho guy who is the son of an old Poncho guy, those two '65s make my tingly bits tingle. My dad had a gold '65 Catalina wagon just like that (minus the drop but plus a black vinyl top) and I have always wanted a '65 2+2 convertible. I would rock those two until my rocker fell off.

In reply to JFX001:

HNNNNNG

In reply to stuart in mn:

Sacrilege. You probably hate the Hirohata Merc, too.

Moar HNNNNGH!

That is all kinds of awesome.

That gold wagon is sooo cool......

Appleseed wrote: Moar HNNNNGH!

That's exactly what they look like when the air suspension fails.

But my brain sees it with full boogie Fox Mustang suspension.

stuart in mn wrote: I've never understood that look. Lowered a little is one thing, when they're sitting on the ground they look broken.

That's because 12) you don't have any imagintion, and 2) you were brought up on cars other than classic customs and hot rods. Even car designers design cars low and then the production version ends up on stilts.

it's been this way since GIs came home from WWII.

Chris_V wrote: That's because 12) you don't have any imagintion, and 2) you were brought up on cars other than classic customs and hot rods. Even car designers design cars low and then the production version ends up on stilts.

That's pretty presumptuous, isn't it? I have a good imagination, and I've been fooling around with old cars longer than you. There's a big difference between a custom like the Hirohata Mercury, and a photoshop of an otherwise stock car sitting flat on the ground.

Interesting. Someone had time our their hands. Some of them are pretty cool. Others, not so much.