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10-31-2001, 06:28 AM
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Captain Hardcore: Yeah, It's the MPS..my fav kit. Hopefully I'll be picking it up next spring.
Simp: Thanks! It's my car..now if I could get those shaved in real life. I also have Katana K6's on now but I need an updated pic.
Just did this.. MPS rally car kit.
Simp: Thanks! It's my car..now if I could get those shaved in real life. I also have Katana K6's on now but I need an updated pic.
Just did this.. MPS rally car kit.
10-31-2001, 07:05 AM
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That wouldn't be a bad idea make your low beems turn signals. Then make your high beems your low beems and then had the third set of lights as your high beems.IMO.
10-31-2001, 07:09 AM
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LOL, actually I didn't even think about where the turn signals would be. But your idea would look sweet! I'd go for that and signal mirrors 
[ October 31, 2001: Message edited by: Johnny Jizz ]
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10-31-2001, 07:31 AM
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Yeesh. That looks a little unsettling, to me.
I think it'd be cool to shave them, like in the picture at the top of the black Tib. Then convert the little normally-useless running lights on the front bumper into your turn signals. You'd need, at the very least, sidemarker turn signals to make it legal, but it'd all look pretty slik.
I think it'd be cool to shave them, like in the picture at the top of the black Tib. Then convert the little normally-useless running lights on the front bumper into your turn signals. You'd need, at the very least, sidemarker turn signals to make it legal, but it'd all look pretty slik.
10-31-2001, 07:31 AM
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Adobe Photoshop 6.0. ~$600 or 5 fingers.. wink.gif
Well, I havent' taken any classes or read any books.. My main job function at work is Network Administrator but I'm also the "graphic arts department" only because I'm the most proficient at it. I've been learning it on my own for ~4months. I'm by no means an expert..it's just fun. To answer your question..no not hard, just time consuming. I just recently acquired my own tutor to teach me advanced stuff to help my mom with her business.
You "do it" like any other program, dunno how to answer that..but mainly if you can think of something, you can do it in Photoshop aka "photochop".
Well, I havent' taken any classes or read any books.. My main job function at work is Network Administrator but I'm also the "graphic arts department" only because I'm the most proficient at it. I've been learning it on my own for ~4months. I'm by no means an expert..it's just fun. To answer your question..no not hard, just time consuming. I just recently acquired my own tutor to teach me advanced stuff to help my mom with her business.
You "do it" like any other program, dunno how to answer that..but mainly if you can think of something, you can do it in Photoshop aka "photochop".
11-02-2001, 09:54 AM
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Tony...I have that done on my car. Well..I will have it done in a couple of weeks. I'm shaving my turn signals and converting the small square driving lights into the signals. I already made the plate that takes the place of the signals. Just have to mold them in and paint and I'm good to go. If anyone wants directions on to exactly do it...send me an email. This is something I planned on doing when I first bought my car last summer. wink.gif
[ November 02, 2001: Message edited by: 2000Lo&ShowTibby ]
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