I found this vehicle sitting in the Walmart parking lot. After a quick glance I realized I wanted to turn this into my next 3d project. Luckily the owner walked out as a I was looking at it and turns out he did all the work with his son at his custom Rat Rod Shop. He found the body of the car wedged between two trees it had apparently been there for decades the owner was more than happy to let me visit his Rat Rod SHop and take pics. One of the crazy things I love about this project is the amount of crazy details the owner added for example:
Head lights are crystal dinner plates
Canvas top, is actual canvas sacks from coffee been producers
side mirrors are attached with teapots
the tail lights are teacups
the interior floor board is made of saw blades
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Probably a bit late for it, but If you need any extra reference of the engine i can supply whatever you need. I got one of the later ones with the ribbed valve covers, but is otherwise identical.
Like if y'all want to be super accurate, you got the radiator feeding into the intake manifold, when it actually runs through a coolant rail above the intake manifold. But it'll pass unless the viewer is really looking for that sort of thing, so that only matters if you're going full out for accuracy's sake
If you ever want help or deep reference photos of the actual motor just PM me and i'll be glad to oblige.
the game mesh will be gamish
meaning slightly higher poly than current console standards (Im guessing though), example would be most medium size cylinders are 24-32 segments.. that said that could be current standards for racing games maybe?