Project Retrospect
 

I just finished this project up for Pacific Coast Customs and their client. There is some MASSIVE work going on here. hardtop style doors, unibody, wedge section, moved body lines, re-arched wheel wheels, HUGE wheels, ect. ect. ect. Enjoy, even though it's not PT but with all the truck stuff I thought, what the hey!

Sorry guys, needed to take this one down.


later

Carter

Carter that is so bad ass.:hail: :hail:

Curious to know how long does it take you to do a rendering?Start to finish

That is cool! Thanks for posting, even though its not PT.(LOL) That will be a lot of work. Just a question, would it be easier to start with a Blazer on that project? Ah, thats a lot of cuttin', probably just as easy to join the bed & cab. Looks like it will be killer.

Looks great, Carter. Love the wood in the bed.

A blazer has a way shorter wheelbase and rear over hang, Mike. Tough to find with cabs on them too but there are a few out there.

That's outstanding! :hail: :bow: :hail:

Nice job Carter! Slick retro spin idea...and I also like the wood bed.:thumbsup:

Check it... he even nailed the camber change with the truck aired-down!

Thanks guys, I won't take much credit thought. The shop (Pacific Coast Customs) came to me with ideas and I pitched a few in as well, plus I am a truck guy at heart! This one took about 40hrs I would guess, give or take a few. Kinda hard to tell but the doors were extended down and the rear door line recut with an arch to it.

Thanks again guys.


Carter

Hey Carter,

You nailed another one! It looks AWESOME!

Ron, thanks alot. I got to get together with you on some stuff, but just never have the time. I will email you some stuff.

Carter