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The Blue Oval Company is not doing much to detract our attention from the ongoing Monterey Car Week - they're expanding Ford BlueCruise flexibility, hiring Apple veteran Peter Stern as the leader of the newly formed, software-focused Ford Integrated Services, or taking care of yet another cyber security vulnerability. Things like that. But some people can't rest without seeing a cool Ford!
This month, other carmakers like Toyota, Hyundai, and Cadillac are presenting the 2024 Land Cruiser and Santa Fe, plus the 2025 Escalade IQ. And don't even get us started with the multitude of events and premieres featured at the Monterey Car Week – already, there's a bespoke Rolls-Royce Spectre and a couple of unique Bugattis out in the open!
Anyway, if FoMoCo is not doing anything to entice us at the vehicular level, leave it to the imaginative realm of digital car content creators to take care of the CGI business. As such, Emmanuel Brito, the virtual artist better known as personalizatuauto on social media, takes us on a new journey of discovery to the Ford F-100 max!
The Ford F-Series is a series of light and heavy-duty pickup trucks that have been around since the 1948 model year – so there's lots to choose from across no less than fourteenth generations! Well, as far as we can tell, this pixel master opted to work with the ultra-popular fifth-generation version manufactured between 1966 and 1972. As such, his restomod creation had to live up to a massive fan service reputation.
No worries, he took care of business like a pro and then some, as the Ford F-100 got cleaned of unnecessary chrome ornaments, was slammed beyond belief to make ants fear for their life, and also incurred a complete widebody transformation with beefier fender flares that could accommodate the massive tires, the big-lipped aftermarket wheels, and probably a modern brake kit.
Overall, the attention to detail is breathtaking, as the pickup adheres to 'murdered-out' principles but also shows its restomod qualities with current LED touches front and rear. Even the interior is black, but that is not all. Instead, this hypothetical build project got dialed to eleven because the entire vehicle is dressed in carbon fiber! Cool, right?
By the way, if you like crazy restomod ideas, we also suggest looking at what Oscar Vargas (aka wb.artist20 on social media) has done lately. For example, truck fans might love his white Chevy C10 'HVAC' service truck that was dedicated to his father's service tech days. Otherwise, we could continue along the Ford line with a 1979 Thunderbird that also sits low and wide – but this time in crimson and white!
Anyway, if FoMoCo is not doing anything to entice us at the vehicular level, leave it to the imaginative realm of digital car content creators to take care of the CGI business. As such, Emmanuel Brito, the virtual artist better known as personalizatuauto on social media, takes us on a new journey of discovery to the Ford F-100 max!
The Ford F-Series is a series of light and heavy-duty pickup trucks that have been around since the 1948 model year – so there's lots to choose from across no less than fourteenth generations! Well, as far as we can tell, this pixel master opted to work with the ultra-popular fifth-generation version manufactured between 1966 and 1972. As such, his restomod creation had to live up to a massive fan service reputation.
No worries, he took care of business like a pro and then some, as the Ford F-100 got cleaned of unnecessary chrome ornaments, was slammed beyond belief to make ants fear for their life, and also incurred a complete widebody transformation with beefier fender flares that could accommodate the massive tires, the big-lipped aftermarket wheels, and probably a modern brake kit.
Overall, the attention to detail is breathtaking, as the pickup adheres to 'murdered-out' principles but also shows its restomod qualities with current LED touches front and rear. Even the interior is black, but that is not all. Instead, this hypothetical build project got dialed to eleven because the entire vehicle is dressed in carbon fiber! Cool, right?
By the way, if you like crazy restomod ideas, we also suggest looking at what Oscar Vargas (aka wb.artist20 on social media) has done lately. For example, truck fans might love his white Chevy C10 'HVAC' service truck that was dedicated to his father's service tech days. Otherwise, we could continue along the Ford line with a 1979 Thunderbird that also sits low and wide – but this time in crimson and white!
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