Photoshop help...
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Photoshop help...
Hey guys, I'm looking at getting Crager Keystone Classics for my firebird. Can anyone do a quick and dirty photoshop job so I can see how it would look on my ride?
Here's the page on Crager's site of the rim.
Keystone
Here's the page on Crager's site of the rim.
Keystone
Last edited by MuttandJeff; Oct 15, 2002 at 08:18 AM.
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Usually, people will be more likely to do the job if you give them a pic of your car and the wheel at the same angle. In your case, they could use your sig pic, but I would post a pic of the rim too to help them out a little.
BTW: I think they would look pretty good on your car
BTW: I think they would look pretty good on your car
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Well all I could find is a pic of the wheel on the Crager site. Check the edit on my first post.
Okay, here's what I've come up with. What do you think or is it too small to tell?
Okay, here's what I've come up with. What do you think or is it too small to tell?
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mutt "Do not be too proud of that Japanese Import that you drive. The ability to conserve fuel is insignificant next to the
power of Detroit muscle."
dude, that is an awesome saying.
-fly
power of Detroit muscle."
dude, that is an awesome saying.
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i personally don't like the keystones, alittle bit too ******* for me. that just my .02
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Actually, I like it because it contrasts nicely with the white. Now a different, darker color and it might look ****ty. Thanks Deadbird!
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After seeing them, i retract my comment about them looking good. I was thinking of different rims
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Well, its either these of the Crager S/S rims, but I thought all that chrome wouldn't look all that great on a white car. Thats why I like the Keystone's, the black contrasts the white, that way it doesn't look like all chrome.
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Originally posted by fly351
mutt "Do not be too proud of that Japanese Import that you drive. The ability to conserve fuel is insignificant next to the
power of Detroit muscle."
dude, that is an awesome saying.
-fly
mutt "Do not be too proud of that Japanese Import that you drive. The ability to conserve fuel is insignificant next to the
power of Detroit muscle."
dude, that is an awesome saying.
-fly
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Well that quote is mine. I derived it from a Star Wars line.
I have driven in the city in stop-n-go traffic. I'd rather sit in stop-n-go traffic in a Hemi-Cuda :rockon: than drive 100mph on an open freeway in a Honda
. And yes, I would push my car rather than drive an import. :lala:
I have driven in the city in stop-n-go traffic. I'd rather sit in stop-n-go traffic in a Hemi-Cuda :rockon: than drive 100mph on an open freeway in a Honda
. And yes, I would push my car rather than drive an import. :lala: I don't know about you guys but you look alot stupider pushing a broken car down the road then you do driving down the road in a lamborghani.......
A lamborghani is an import...........
Also IMO i don't think those rims look good at all.........just my opinion though.........Chrome TT 2's would look better since you are going for that style....
A lamborghani is an import...........
Also IMO i don't think those rims look good at all.........just my opinion though.........Chrome TT 2's would look better since you are going for that style....
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