To faux-tina or not to faux-tina...

[LostMy65]

That's what I thought was kinda cool about that black GMC with the blue showing through.
It'd be like the truck was originally blue, but someone painted it RatRod black at one time, and over the years the blue is wearing through.
I personally think many of the faux jobs are cool.

Here is Lakeroadster's which was also done with rustolemm.

[69chevytrucker]

Originally Posted by LostMy65

That's what I thought was kinda cool about that black GMC with the blue showing through.
It'd be like the truck was originally blue, but someone painted it RatRod black at one time, and over the years the blue is wearing through.
I personally think many of the faux jobs are cool.

Here is Lakeroadster's which was also done with rustolemm.

x2 the trucks are over 40 yrs old sure restore but dont make trailer queens i always thought the idea behind getting these trucks was to make em cool, rad,outa this world ...

[scuderia]

the handy work of Jerome Borris of Street Machinery.. lower fender was replaced and then matched. Would love to apprentice for this guy.

[schpeen]

Originally Posted by scuderia

the handy work of Jerome Borris of Street Machinery.. lower fender was replaced and then matched. Would love to apprentice for this guy.

beautiful job! that's talent