Looking for a rendering Steve Stanford did

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Dec 3, 2008 | 04:18 AM

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rsdjcarter

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From: Federal Way Wa

That looks cool as H E Double Toothpics! That being said lowering a truck like that is like jacking up a caddy just don't like it takes the useful right out of it. Just my opinion. I love the chopped top though. Is it me or are the mirrors a little funky?
RCC

PS maybe they're just spots

Dec 3, 2008 | 03:31 PM

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Sam_Fear

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Originally Posted by rsdjcarter

They're spots. I agree with the functionality aspect - if you can't use it as a truck... That said, if you put it on bags and do it right, you could still haul more than just a$$.

Dec 3, 2008 | 08:00 PM

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TEXRODDER

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From: hillsboro

Steve is a great artist,always enjoy seeing his renderings,the front roll pan and pie cut hood look very cool,might have to try it on the old shop truck.

Dec 4, 2008 | 10:13 PM

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bluestang65

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Originally Posted by chabre

hes been an automotive artist most of his life..one of the greats, been featured everywhere...are there a lot of custom guys here?. Or is this more of a resto and restomod forum..I'm not bashing anyone..more curious...the letter was in July 07 issue of Hot Rod..btw

Looks great...although I would worry about making left turns in traffic since it doesn't have turn signals...its a good looking truck though. Maybe that's the grille that Ford would have made if they hadn't redesigned in '67