any one see the freedom f150
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any one see the freedom f150
well at walmart tonight i was looking through the magazine and seen this
http://www.procharger.com/supercharger/blog/?p=168
http://utvweekly.com/index.php/2009/...eiled-at-sema/
i think it looks pretty darn good and would like to know how they painted the heads and tails
http://www.procharger.com/supercharger/blog/?p=168
http://utvweekly.com/index.php/2009/...eiled-at-sema/
i think it looks pretty darn good and would like to know how they painted the heads and tails
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All airbrushed...very impressive. I would have expected a decal wrap for the whole thing, which is very common for such detailed work.
The whole thing reminds me of the "Hero Truck" by Dale Ison. Saw it in Detroit the year it came out...rumor had it someone offered 1 million and he turned them down.
http://www.azcustomauto.com/heroes.htm
The whole thing reminds me of the "Hero Truck" by Dale Ison. Saw it in Detroit the year it came out...rumor had it someone offered 1 million and he turned them down.
http://www.azcustomauto.com/heroes.htm
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Very nice. One of the extremely few paint jobs I've seen done on any 150 truck that actually looks good. Maybe Ford should offer something like this for their new F150 graphic package choices, instead of the usual boring flames and stuff.
Amazing and time consuming air brush job....outstanding and very talented individuals.
The tails and heads are covers that are airbrushed....amazing detail and restraint to spend that much time on a paint job.
Great tribute to our armed forces.
The tails and heads are covers that are airbrushed....amazing detail and restraint to spend that much time on a paint job.
Great tribute to our armed forces.