I think it looks bada$$.

Totally Bada$$....Love the theme !!!!!!!!

Rickster

A local shop here in Tulsa did that wrap, I think its killer looking.

Bad AZZ and certainly different.It sort of follows the Rat Rod and Barn Find patina.It gives the look as though it was resurrected from out behind the Petty's old machinery sheds where they originally started their shop.My nephews Donny and Ronny George found and restored Petty's Outlaw Jr.Barracuda.They had it done at Petty's shop and he authenticated it.It's certainly a neat piece of racing history.

I would be curious to know what a wrap like that costs, thinking about doing something along that line for a project of mine.

I love the look. Like BG said, looks like they found it out in the woods.

Cab..

(And Mike...)


Are you seeing a pattern here???

Inspired by...

http://news.yahoo.com/69-daytona-left-to-rot-in-a-barn-could-fetch-222005876.html

Car is sick. Hope to see it run locally!

It's cheaper than paint & if they're onto it it's only a day from design to apply. I've seen a R38 Nissan arrive in the morning, have the design done on the PC & printed by noon & had the wrap applied & finished by knock off time. But this was a full on commercial shop that wraps cars & vans everyday.

To be honest I wish my Rampage had a wrap.. if I
screw up any corner on it or even the paint I could
have them do just that part... and it comes without
and orange peel and wouldnt need any wet sanding and
buffing... but I have no idea on cost

Most wraps I've seen look good from far but far from good up close. They lack the definition/clarity/sharpness of paint. I still love this car. How would they do a wrap on a one-off body like this, scan it somehow ??

There are companies out there that will wrap your car and PAY YOU for the advertising. Haven't heard of anyone doing race cars yet. May not be the color scheme you want, but if you can get paid for it....
You can just peel it off after your contract expires.

This site makes sure we only get PC crap, I can't even tell you to [censored] off lol.

In the world of pro mod what sets a Daytona apart from a superbird? Same thing that separate a camaro and firebird!

It's not a one off, several of these bodies out racing. I think they do scan the first one or possibly use manufacturers specs? Good question

He did race a superbird.
http://20prospect.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/43petty.jpg

Yep, he was back with Plymouth in 70.

But he never raced a Daytona.

Please read my very first post, Petty was in a Ford in 69.

It doesn't drive in circles.
It's not a superbird.
It's not a daytona.
It's a pro mod.
This isn't the resto section.