WIP #51 Fabulous Hudson Hornet livery for the 1949 Ford Tudor

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A piece of racing history, brought to Rigs of Rods in a detailed double skin pack

*Might make some red steel's to go with it but it might only release the skins now, then wheels later
*Moonshine special is for a barn-find, and the Club Coupe is for the "mint" hornet

 

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Im doing the Moonshine as a barnfind first

DDS im editing
Might include mismatched panels to look like a patchwork car

 

[siema]

That's the Moonshine special. It's not a barn find. Moonshine cars were used to transport illegal alcohol in the 30s and 40s.

 

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That's the Moonshine special. It's not a barn find. Moonshine cars were used to transport illegal alcohol in the 30s and 40s.

the moonshine special is being used as a barnfind template, since its already stripped and has some filthy chrome and panels, i see it as perfect base. But nice piece of info there

 

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Im doing the Moonshine as a barnfind first
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DDS im editing
Might include mismatched panels to look like a patchwork car

fixed editing error to be more clear

 

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Testing coloring:

not bad for a moonshine car

 

[fusion]

That's the Moonshine special. It's not a barn find. Moonshine cars were used to transport illegal alcohol in the 30s and 40s.

Prohibition in the United States was only from 1920 to 1933.

 

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Prohibition in the United States was only from 1920 to 1933.

"Prohibition in the United States, which sparked the era of moonshine runs and bootlegging, lasted for nearly 13 years, from January 17, 1920, to December 5, 1933".