ok, I wrote hard, but I don't know much about photoshop and this could be cake. I'm sorry for being so specific, but it's been stuck in my head, and I just want to see it with my eyes. I'm looking for somebody who can do an 2-tone xB, BCP on the bottom and silver on top (I like the BMW silver, but whatever) and maybe a neon green pinstripe seperating them (kinda reminiscent of an old hotrod), I'm also looking to get a 2" drop and a 3" chop, I can't decide I'f I like the spoiler or not, so your call, and if you feel like it, I'm kinda interested in mounting the spare tire on the back of the car, underneath some sort of cover, family-wagon style. lol, I know that some of this is a little bit odd, but I just can't see it in my head, and I really want to take a look at it. Thanks a bunch to anybody who even tries any of these for me, I seriously do appreciate the effort.

 

i dunno about the pinstripe deal, but the rest sounds.. interesting..

mounting a spare tire (wouldn't you want it to be a full size spare? maybe the same as your rims?) on the hatch would require.. well a lot, i would think.

Anyways, I don't got the pshop skills so hopefully someone will pic this up for you..

 

here ya go,...well maybe not.

 

yer asking for alot of work, are you planning on paying someone to design this image??

 

he said photoshop not photochop...

 

quick and dirty

 

well.. there it is..

nice work on the pshop..

 

wow, thank you so much, I really do appreciate it, somebody PMed me asking to explain the spare... I want to put sub(s)/amp in my spare tire/extra storage space, underneath some plexi, but I really do like having a spare (call me paranoid). I don't think it would be that much work either, it's just a matter of bolting on the case, and putting a tire in, right? As to the rest, I just think low is sexy, and I saw the paint job on a '32 Ford, and thought it would translate well. When you drop and chop a car, it also has the same visual effect as stretching it, it just looks longer, so the spoiler was to emphasize that, but when I see it with the spare on there, no spoiler is the route, I think. All it needs now is some Huge chrome wheels, about 300 more whp, and RWD, and it'll be a rod, lol. Thanks again, I couldn't have asked for more.

 

So then you would have to relocate the tag and the electric trunk handle because i think the weight of the rear door would reclose the door if you weren't right in front of it to open it???

 

get fix-a-flat... store it in a cool place in your car...

 

The door isn't made to hold that much weight up or even hold that much weight attached to it. Take 10 sheets of tin foil, fold it in half and try to get it to support a couple of nuts and bolts and you'll see what I mean.

The two ways to go, IMO, is to either make a fake spare tire case and put a bigazz woofer in it and keep your spare where it's at or look at building a a hinged tire rack. We used to add them to the Jeep Cherokees, it was a nice kit. They had a mounting plate that went behind the taillight and came out next to the door. You swung the tire out of the way and then opened the hatch.