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'40's Packard grill. The car is nicely done, well chopped but the chop makes the lower body look a bit thick, in my opinion. Also, it appears to have more 'stuff' on it than I like, so I did some edits.
As found:
With a bit of stuff removed and the bumper bolts shaved:
With a slight section, to thin the body, some further cleanup and a V-butted windshield:
Took some of the chop out of the top to better balance the proportions and some paint blending and smoothing:
If I remember correctly, Brush started his driving days with a 40's era Chrysler or Dodge and this one may appeal to him.
Are any of the edits more appealing to you?
Enjoy!
Nice work! I'll take the third one.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Remarkable differences! Like JK, I like the third shot best but would prefer to drive & own the fourth for the added headroom.



