Sup peeps... I wanted to get some thought on the 62 buick in this pic Notice the parts i have circled in green. That trim line runs from the front all the way to the back in a nice solid curved line and leads right up to the rear bumper. The only body types that have this are on the 4 door sadans and the station wagons. VVV On 2 door and convertibles (special or skylark) that line takes a sharp turn upward right before the rear wheel well and ends right above the rear bumper such as in the pic bellow VV So my question is: how did the owner of that special in the first pic get that nice curved uninterrupted line on a 2 door? That car is considered to be a 62 buick.
I'm not much of a fan for cars lowered that far in general, but man that is one sweet ride...chopped or not, it don't matter to me.
do you all think that its a simple body panel swap? there must have been some sort of chopping even to get that version of the rear tail light.
http://www.hubgarage.com/mygarage/Rushforth/blogs/32519 ................"Ryan was back with a 62 Buick that he put 1000s of hours into in an incrediby short time, fabricating all kinds of super subtle touches". Here are some more build pictures http://www.garagescene.net/gallery3/index.php/Builders/Hot-Rod-Fabrication/62-Bu-Wicked?page=1 Ross
It is different from photo # 1 to photo # 21 . He must have really reworked that rear fender, heck he reworked the whole car. I really like the way it looks now, it looks better than the stock set up. Very Sweet Ride.............. :TU:
Is that the one with the big block they put into that Gran Tourismo video game? http://www.mygranturismo.net/car_sheet.php?id=96 http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/9180/toskanabuickspecial.jpg
Ive driven that car many times in GT5! the 455 moves it quite well. i think i got it tuned and went 240+ mph!
yeah the car is awesome in the game.... even with all the mods it has, it still has that high roll in sharp turns like my 62 has
