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1963 Nova SS - a second look.

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Both look fantastic.💯😎



   
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@chris   How the blazes did you get that made?



   
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@sizedoesmatter Thanks.....   my red Falcon Sprint is a bit of a custom too.  Sprints came with wire wheelcovers, but I'm not a fan of wires, so........    I performed a bit of "wheel surgery."     If I were to ever own a 1:1 1963 Falcon hardtop THIS would be exactly what I would want - one exactly like this.  😎 😎 😎 😎 

Fal 1
Fal 2
Fal 3
Fal 5


   
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Posted by: @gdh
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"How the blazes did you get that made?"

I'm not exactly certain to what you're referring to....   On this thread, I've posted about 16 pics of things I've made:

- The proper '63 Chevy Nova SS wheelcovers were lifted from a Welly '63 Impala.

- All those rims were cast, by me, from two-piece molds, then sanded to shape and assembled together.

- The A.I. figure of my wife was generated by Gemini using an actual photograph (she no longer smokes cigarettes ). 

- That Sunstar '63 Falcon was augmented by me - I replaced the Sprint wires wheelcovers with stock ones.

- Hopefully, I've addressed your question.   😉 😉 


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@chris   I promise I won't tell your wife that you didn't immediately pick up on her photo as the most interesting and unique of all presented in the thread, thereby stoking my interest.  Yes, I was wondering how that was created.


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@sizedoesmatter It's amazing how similar they are from the C pillars to the wheel well cutouts. Nice comparison Chris.



   
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@bob-jackman ....hmmm, I never realized that, but you're correct!  🤔 🤔



   
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