1939 Ford by kenmo

2D • Transportation • posted on Jan 27, 2007

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Source for image was a digital photo I shot at a local car show in 2003 (Atlantic Street Rod Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick Canada)... The image was color corrected in Paint Shop Pro ver 9 and then worked over in Artweaver...which is a free "Corel Painter" type app... http://www.artweaver.de/index.php?forum_en

Comments (26)

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cornelp

3:35PM | Sat, 27 January 2007

I WANNA IT. Aint that the one from ZZ Top Video? One owesome Hot Rod, thats fer sure. The chrome looks just splendid. Really owesome postwork and beautiful shot.

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coaster1robert

3:50PM | Sat, 27 January 2007

great ken,I'll take one of them too.

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2Loose2Trek

4:11PM | Sat, 27 January 2007

wonderful car and artistic presentation. well done!

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jif3d

7:44PM | Sat, 27 January 2007

Just like a speedy low-rider lime, except for the wheels, only tequila missing ! fine postwork Ken ~Cheers~

Terreinconnue

1:03AM | Sun, 28 January 2007

Splendid yellow car ;)

wannes

3:40AM | Sun, 28 January 2007

Great car!! Beautifully done!

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kenwas

4:35AM | Sun, 28 January 2007

Great image!

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tallpindo

5:33AM | Sun, 28 January 2007

I always liked the 39 better than the forty. It is only recently reading books I found it also had hydraulic brakes!! Rodders always talked about putting 40 backing plates on their early iron and delighted in the 21A connecting rod that refers to the 38 model. There was the 59A block, though. That was the best. After seeing a 221 cu. in. version of that one with 24 studs at the Edison laboratory in Fort Meyers I had to cure my "What the Hell?" with research into service blocks with 24 studs and 239 cu. in. Of course it all makes sense. Sort of... Was the 39 Deluxe grille really painted? All the other trim clearly says Deluxe but the vertical bars say 40 Standard. What could be more custom than the last one off the line at changeover.

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artgum

1:15PM | Sun, 28 January 2007

Awesome image!

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shahlaa

3:15PM | Sun, 28 January 2007

beautiful, I love that color

newangels

5:19PM | Sun, 28 January 2007

Great painting work as always :) Angela

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Gor111

2:42AM | Mon, 29 January 2007

Oh this Ford is a real beautiful looking oldtimer! Excellent Paint Shop Pro postwork!!!

logiloglu

4:44AM | Mon, 29 January 2007

s fantastic, i like the colours and artistic style a lot ! you should make a calendar or a book of this cars,Ken ! TOP NOTCH #:O) ^^^^^^

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Richardphotos

7:16PM | Mon, 29 January 2007

excellent post work and hot rod. I seen many antique cars waiting for restoration on my trip this past week

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lior

9:06PM | Mon, 29 January 2007

Another excellent render,as always!

Ace10

2:07PM | Wed, 31 January 2007

Whoops!nearly missed this one.Making you a favorite artist so I dont miss any more.I really love the vibrant colours you come up with and I have collected most of your work so far!.Do you ever fancy showing any of the engines in the car's ,I love the look and to hear the big Vee-eight engines.I think knowing how you work you could dress one up to look real fine!

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