The 1933 Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow is a beautiful car, no doubt about it. However, I’ve always been wondering what a custom version with a straight 8 or even 12 Cylinder engine would have looked like. While extending the front, I also chopped the top for that streamlined look.
Yeah! As long as I can think I loved the third generation of the Chevrolet Corvette. This picture is just a quickie after two weeks of surfing waves on the Atlantic coast in France. Lowered, larger diameter wheels, some touch-ups. That’s about it. More to come soon – promised!
Ever since attending the Citroën 2CV meeting in Lit-et-Mixe (France) in May 2009 and seeing all the fantastic conversions, I created a unique 2CV myself. Voilá… after only two years playing with it in Photoshop: I’m proud to present my V8 powered 2CV – classic Hot Rod style. In order to break up the dull grey paintjob, I added wood panels and a bit of rust. Would I drive this thing in real life? You bet!
From deep in my archives, I dug out today’s picture. Back then in 2007, a photoshop forum staged a contest. The picture to be modified was one of a red Dodge Charger. In order to have something outstanding for the contest besides the usual visual tuning, I decided to cross-breed the Charger with a Viper. Et voilá… the Vipercharger.
Bertone designed the Volvo Tundra Concept in 1979. Volvo rejected it, but it was later used as a base for the design of the BX by Citroën. I thought the Tundra looks odd, with weird proportions and details. Therefore I decided to spice it up a little. Somehow it now looks like a period-correct Group B homologation model 😉