Where'd I put that eye bleach?

inbreeding is bad, mmmkaaay?

Tried to hate it. Can't.

conesare2seconds wrote: Tried to hate it. Can't.

Agreed.

This is so close to being good, but wherever it is that it falls short makes it horrible. Can't say I hate it though.

Wrong color and wheels and tires. It just doesn't look "right". Not horrible, but not right either.

I can love it with better wheels.

Better wheels and not highlighting how much undercarriage sticks out below using the license plate, and it could be good.

Torquoise steelies and baby moons and my Ummmmmm..... might be shorter.

914Driver wrote: Torquoise steelies and baby moons and my Ummmmmm..... might be shorter.

That would help. They would need to be skinnier and taller.

The hood is too tall.

Maybe smooth the lines on the hood a bit.

The whole front end needs to lowered in relation to the rest of the vehicle. Maybe even scale it down to about 3/4 size and/or a styleside box. Otherwise it looks like when the Jack Russell terrier in The Mask dons the mask.

Red looks better (quick gimp hack)

That hood site soo high he's lost a quarter of his front visibility. It's like driving after a heavy snow and not brushing off the hood.

Looks awful to me. Hood is too tall for the cab. Box sits right, but the view out the front must be really bad.

DrBoost wrote: That hood site soo high he's lost a quarter of his front visibility. It's like driving after a heavy snow and not brushing off the hood.

Welcome to most Michigan drivers.

I'll play.....

Hood needs to be pancaked so it's less obvious.

Definitely need taller rubber and period wheels (steelies and poverty caps)

Lose the chrome around the door handles -- acutally, some 40's/50's era door handles would be nice.

Lose the mirrors and again, go with something off of the original truck.

And perhaps a small visor at the top of the windshield. I think you'd have a winner then.....

DrBoost wrote: That hood site soo high he's lost a quarter of his front visibility. It's like driving after a heavy snow and not brushing off the hood.

Just keeps your eyes looking farther down the road.

orphancars wrote: I'll play..... Hood needs to be pancaked so it's less obvious. Definitely need taller rubber and period wheels (steelies and poverty caps) Lose the chrome around the door handles -- acutally, some 40's/50's era door handles would be nice. Lose the mirrors and again, go with something off of the original truck. And perhaps a small visor at the top of the windshield. I think you'd have a winner then.....

This, all of this.

I am so sorry, but I would drive the wheels off it!

e_pie wrote:

orphancars wrote: I'll play..... Hood needs to be pancaked so it's less obvious. Definitely need taller rubber and period wheels (steelies and poverty caps) Lose the chrome around the door handles -- acutally, some 40's/50's era door handles would be nice. Lose the mirrors and again, go with something off of the original truck. And perhaps a small visor at the top of the windshield. I think you'd have a winner then.....

This, all of this.

+100

alex wrote:

This is what it should look like.

This one is a customer's truck. It has a 455 Pontiac and TH400 in it too. Poncho motor looks like it was born there. Next time he bring it by I'll get some pics with the hood closed.

There's the eye bleach, finally!

I think it would look better as a singlecab,

And I would drive the wheels off of it too.. and then replace them with steelies with mooncovers

I'd leave it like that, and wheel the everloving crab out of it.