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Someone put what had to be hundreds of hours into creating this custom Chevy pickup truck. My favorite touch of automotive kitsch here is the spoiler. Multi-element wings on tuner cars are silly, but they could, theoretically create some downforce. Sticking a spoiler right behind the cab of a pickup truck isn't going to spoil anything except one's sense of taste. A proper spoiler creates downforce. This one might force something to come back up. To be honest, though, it's not an utterly terrible looking vehicle, the front end actually has some nice lines and proportions, if you ignore the hood scoop, but this Chevy's been molded, slammed, shaved and gassed almost beyond recognition. Well, not almost, actually. I know my cars pretty well but I had to ask the owner what kind of vehicle gave its life to bring forth this into our world. After he told me, I was still scratching my head. Now that I'm looking at the photos I realize that there are a couple of tells, one or two things that haven't been customized, but I'm not telling. Instead I'm asking the Best & Brightest to identify this wild custom. Since it's wearing a bow-tie it's not much of a hint to say that it started out as a Chevy, so I'll give you the additional information that it did not start out as an El Camino or some other Chevy truck, it's sedan based.
from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com | |||
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