^^^ Most of those old streamliners were more styling exercises than anything. I do like them but they have to be kept in their own place- next to the Chrysler Airflows of the world.
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Originally Posted by KamperBob
This may be the most promising contribution yet. For a so-called toy program (by the author not me) these pix seem to correlate reasonably well (coarse grain) to more advanced and serious work by domain experts. It would be great if the templates were available to others as a starting point for further fiddling, along with the parameters used in these runs. Thanks a bunch in advance and rock on!  |
Thanks, I do plan on making the triangle shaped cap. Hopefully over winter break. If you or anyone wants a side view to work from I've got Photoshop so just let me know the year, make and model and I can do it for you. It literally takes about 3 minutes max.
Edit: Here's the thread.
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...tes-19728.html
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Originally Posted by kach22i
I'm glad that I came back to this thread, cool stuff.
I found this in the site's pick-up truck album section today.
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From Phil's album? I've studied those quite a bit in fact. Almost all of my source information for my projects comes from this site. Thanks to everyone for all the help!
The Dodge pickup was probably one of my biggest sources of inspiration for this particular aero cap. (Along with BZP's enthralling Toyota)