One Hot F-Body
 

This Bird is for sale on EBay and it's a nice paint job!!http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...QQcmdZViewItem

:nod: Nice flame job..

http://i22.ebayimg.com/04/i/000/bc/02/e706_12.JPG
It ain't my cup of tea, but dam, you can't ignore the skills. Awesome.

Mods: "computer chip"

Lame @ss

OH MY!

:drool:

the flame job is awsome..... but i don't think i would want to drive that around..... i be too afraid that someone would wreck it and its a little flashy for me

wow, its cheesy and cool at the same time

lol
 

i can appreciate it but im not into the flamers paint. im more into the sleeper type paint

gotta love true flame. it takes years to perfect it. very ncie job.

just outta curiosity, does this pic look any different than the one above? which one looks better?

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...f?t=1192460210

yours looks REALLY grainy.. what'd you do?

looks ok, not a fan of the actual flame colors though, i think it wouldve looked better with a different color scheme

THAT'S HOT.... LOL (PARIS HILTON)

I'm not a fan of flames on late models, but who ever sprayed it does have talent.

I'm not a fan of the realistic flames. Like UBG said, the guy has talent, but I just don't like it on a car.

The traditional hotrod flames trimmed in blue pinstripe are classic. I'd take those anyday.

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k31/mtnhopper1/32.jpg

what he said

What he said.

god damn....i wonder what the ball park estimate is on a paint job like that....maybe maaco will do it for me

I prefer the flames on this F-body:

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k3...t_CamaroFr.jpg

...like I said before... classic!

http://www.carjackd.com/

If you are interested in a paint job like that, contact Jack. He has light blue real flames on his NBM SS that he painted himself, and he also painted the flames on camaroracer1992's car.

- Justin

the grainy part is the loss of resolution as a result of flipping it over to .gif to make it (the size) fit under the posting guidelines.

i got rid of the stop sign/street sign and whatever post that was growing out of the hood. that was my point, unfortunately once i made the changes the pic was too large (KB wise) to post. i have both the original and the one i 'chopped on my computer in the same resolution, and it's very apparent what the changes were.

the photo looks much better, imo, without things 'growing' out of the car. it was a good background, with lots of shades of contrasting colors, but the signs/posts detracted from what would have been an excellent pic. also, you should fill the frame as much as possible with the subject. in this case, the car. it's a pic of a car, not the real estate behind the car. just my humble opinion, ya unnerstan.