The "Well dressed Stocker" - what are they wearing?

Robert Simpson · 11-01-2010, 04:49 PM

I agree attention to detail. Then think outside the "box". I like a street rod theme in a way. Color choice stance. Also you can do alot with just the way you paint something. You can do sutle changes that will make a car look longer, lower etc. I personally like the cars that the tail lights work and it just has that touch of something extra. I will use my fathers car for reference of it is "different". We just liked the street rods that were around here so that is what we went with. But, with blacking out the window vent trim it "looks" like it has a one piece side windows, no bird on the hood but the peak of the hood is continued down etc. It is just sutle changes that you would have to know a 56 to recognize the changes. What are you planning on building? go with a "Newstalgia" theme?

11-01-2010, 04:49 PM	#5
Robert Simpson Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 808 Likes: 7 Liked 20 Times in 12 Posts	Re: The "Well dressed Stocker" - what are they wearing? I agree attention to detail. Then think outside the "box". I like a street rod theme in a way. Color choice stance. Also you can do alot with just the way you paint something. You can do sutle changes that will make a car look longer, lower etc. I personally like the cars that the tail lights work and it just has that touch of something extra. I will use my fathers car for reference of it is "different". We just liked the street rods that were around here so that is what we went with. But, with blacking out the window vent trim it "looks" like it has a one piece side windows, no bird on the hood but the peak of the hood is continued down etc. It is just sutle changes that you would have to know a 56 to recognize the changes. What are you planning on building? go with a "Newstalgia" theme? Attached Thumbnails