caskyline's Custom Widebody G / PhotosByCalvin
#47
04-06-2008, 06:29 PM
) photo skills.
#48
04-06-2008, 06:30 PM
#51
04-06-2008, 11:21 PM
Thanks Calvin for taking the time to shoot some pics, unfortunate there were not better conditions and more time.
Thanks everyone for all the compliments, I really appreciate it.
Grant thanks for trying to explain the paint, close but not quite correct.
Correct,It was originally suppose to be a two tone fade of orange and yellow, but just did not look right when it was done, so a change in plans had to be made quickly.
What was done was it was entirely resprayed in orange and then sprayed with yellow pearl and the fade was then done in the yellow pearl to the lower section of the car.Thanks to Estaban and his crew at Autoexplosion for making it right.
The tail lights are not any type of overlay, they were painted the same color as the car.
It has now been one month since getting the car out of the shop. It was just in time to go to the Ricky & Ronnies meet last month with it about 80 % complete, then stayed up all night to get another 15% complete to make to HIN San Mateo.
Thanks to all my friends for helping me out on this crazy time crunched project.
Thanks everyone for all the compliments, I really appreciate it.
Grant thanks for trying to explain the paint, close but not quite correct.
Correct,It was originally suppose to be a two tone fade of orange and yellow, but just did not look right when it was done, so a change in plans had to be made quickly.
What was done was it was entirely resprayed in orange and then sprayed with yellow pearl and the fade was then done in the yellow pearl to the lower section of the car.Thanks to Estaban and his crew at Autoexplosion for making it right.
The tail lights are not any type of overlay, they were painted the same color as the car.
It has now been one month since getting the car out of the shop. It was just in time to go to the Ricky & Ronnies meet last month with it about 80 % complete, then stayed up all night to get another 15% complete to make to HIN San Mateo.
Thanks to all my friends for helping me out on this crazy time crunched project.
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04-07-2008, 12:00 AM
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#56
04-07-2008, 03:09 AM
Man... Randy's ride is truly ONE OF A KIND. You really have to see it yourself to appreciate all the little details that has put into the ride. I, for one, had indulged myself into Randy's ride when I saw it for the first time at Ricky & Ronnie's meet. Seriously, that is a beautiful machine, a master craft, a piece of art, and truly a masterpiece in motion.
Randy's ride always gets my
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One of the pix I took at the meet!
Randy's ride always gets my
!One of the pix I took at the meet!
