that is a lovely sketch of an automobile. perspective is a little off with the back wheel but i have to honestly say that this is better than I could do.

I would never buy a car from such a person.

No this has nothing to do with my inability to fit into a car.

A world that plays host to eight-foot-tall muscle men would have slightly roomier cars I imagine.

Perhaps, perhaps.

Even if I'm not a muscle man..<.=.<..>.=.>

The seat slides reeeeeeeal far back. You get in, with the salesman insisting that the suspension is strong enough for three of you. There doesn't seem to be anyway to sit in the seat that doesn't cause your belly to sound the horn, so the salesman pulls a fuse from underneath the dashboard and it stops. You start the car and hear the sound of the muffler rattling against the ground.

Man fuck this shit this is a terrible car and I will be reporting this to the Better Business Beaurau.

I want a flying car. D':

oh please you can totally see the wires :V

I would be very uncomfortable buying an automobile from the likes of him. His grin is too wide; much like Ford Prefect.

Vwery interesting.... headlights from the 59 Oldsmobile, frontal chrome bar from '58 Oldsmobile, side rear chrome from '57 Oldsmobile, rear tail lights and fins look like a '57 Ford, and the front grille custom from 58 Chevy/Pontiac.

Does it have push button automatic transmission?

Its times like these in which I realize just how much I haven't a clue about.

Toro does that. He knows a lot about these things. I drew a 1959 Buick for my character once and called it a Buick Century because it seems right that Ahundred would drive a Century. While looking at an old brochure for reference I noticed that they didn't make a Century in '59, the last one was made in '58 and the name wasn't used again until '73. I thought no one would possibly know that besides me and who would care really, but Toro was there and helpfully pointed it out.

Yep! From someone who was born in 1959~! I am also a vintage car nut... so I can tell

In response to your first comment, I can't really seem to make up a car without combining a bunch of other cars, though when I started out I noted that the frog-eye headlight thing had never been done with the far-apart quad headlights that Oldsmobiles used. Copying a bunch of other cars and combining it into one discordant mess might be the way SLOD does business.

If it was made in the US between 1940 and 1980 I can probably ID it.

Where do ya' want it? In the steering wheel hub or left of the cluster?

I hear the General Lee's horn playing 'Dixie'.
"S'just some good old boys..."

I love it. Your so talented! I wish you uploaded more art!

If he's anything like this guy, he's at least got a test drive from me.

Hah, I love the facial expression on him, just slick enough to avoid arousing TOO much suspicion XD

i'll give him a dollar for it!!!!

I don't care if it catches on fire as soon as I hand over the money, just as long as it can always levitate.

*Plunks down cold hard cash*

As you drive the car off the lot you realize that whereas the "sport suspension" is as advertised very firm in the front, the rear suspension appears to be made of blancmange; the four-speed-transmission is a three-speed with a "4" painted on the knob below the "3;" the variable power-steering turns the power-steering off with a "thud" at any speed above twenty miles per hour; the seatbelts are held into the floor with drywall screws; and the SLOD "Rocket-matic" 399 says "ZIL CCCP" on the valve cover.

Doesn't care because I have a CAR!!!

It grows on you and despite the extremely poor build quality and questionable design, the engine being from the Soviet Republic refuses to die and provides sterling service for over 200,000 miles. SLOD goes out of business shortly after you buy it and after only three payments they start coming back to you marked "return to sender." You love your SLOD and she loves you.

The end! *hugs teh SLOD*

So clearly you must be a fan of vintage cars to have such cool renditions of them in your gallery. I'm glad  Toro is a fan too, because it was really neat to read his comment. I must admit personally I like a lot of older car designs but a lot of information about them goes way over my head. You can tell you put some good detail into this though, even including the inscription I can just barely not read behind the headlight. I also really like the shading here, you cross-hatch remarkably well.

Though I've got to say my favorite part is how well you nailed the stereotypical used car salesman look, down to the suit and everything. The keywords made me laugh too-I'm sure when people search Furaffinity for "10-year-drivetrain-warranty" they'll be glad you're here.

Thanks again for sharing your artwork! It would be great to see sketches like this if it's not too much trouble for you to upload them, especially ones like this where you've put so much detail into it. Whatever you decide to do, good luck with everything! ^^

What? I'd drive that every day!

... the car, too!

does it come with heated seats?

It is a cool looking car, but the sales man made me think of a guy who tried to sale me a new Plymouth Breeze when I went on a lot to look at another car that I can’t recall what was. It was a four door and I couldn’t get into the front seat so he suggested that they could take out the back seat and move the front one to the back. He never would show mw the car I went there for. I didn’t go back to that car lot ever again after that.

Ah, the Plymouth Breeze. All the things that suck about a mid-size Chrysler from the nineties with less chrome and harder seats.

Yep and it was also from the model years when they where using the loudly colored stickers instead of actual body trim, and had interior that matched the obnoxious colors of the trim without tilt wheel.

Yep and it was also from the model years when they where using the loudly colored stickers instead of actual body trim, and had interior that matched the obnoxious colors of the trim without tilt wheel.

ok why did it post twice