5 Window Coupe PT

[warped]

I have to say the graphic makes the car!!

[comanche38]

I am not a fan, but appreciate the custom work/time.

[kandem]

I love the look of it. Truly a Hot Rod thing. A few questions first about the pics. In the first few posted, the rear had pipes coming out of the bumper, but in Candyman's pics, they are not there, but there is a muffler tip sticking out from underneath the bumper. Was there a change of configuration for a short while? Also, what's under the hood pushing thase back wheels? I love the front end, but I am not really a fan of the alien one with the bumper moulds in it. Is that for street legal-ness? I think some real "spoked" wheels would look insane on the front instead of the PT wheels. Just my thought that cam up as I read the posts.

[Pteazer]

HEY Warped your funny.:r ofl::-::yeah warped but funny.

[slayerdarkcross]

Originally Posted by kandem

I love the look of it. Truly a Hot Rod thing. A few questions first about the pics. In the first few posted, the rear had pipes coming out of the bumper, but in Candyman's pics, they are not there, but there is a muffler tip sticking out from underneath the bumper. Was there a change of configuration for a short while? Also, what's under the hood pushing thase back wheels? I love the front end, but I am not really a fan of the alien one with the bumper moulds in it. Is that for street legal-ness? I think some real "spoked" wheels would look insane on the front instead of the PT wheels. Just my thought that cam up as I read the posts.

The exhaust tips are just dummy's used for back up lights.

It is still the stock engine with front wheel drive. Just alot of rear traction lol

The bumper moulds are for using different kinds of bumper supports.
Pretty much like PTeazer's Bumperette front.

Once Ron gets enough money he would love to change out the front wheels lol

Here is the current exhaust on the 5 Window Coupe

[ODaddyO]

Hello guys from the PT forum,

My name is Ron Osinga and I am the gentlemen who designed the ODaddyO five window coupe PT. I’d like to thank each and everyone of you for your comments whether positive or not, I have read them. I would like to clarify a few quick hums circulating about the coupe.

The entire vehicle is designed on the pt platform keeping the stock wheelbase, front doors, front fenders, windshield and yes, the stock hood.

This is the only PT with a hotrod inspired front-end. The grille slants like many of the custom rods done back in the day. In fact, because this is the only pt front-end with contoured fender lines, moving the front lines of the car back, the nose only sits about two inches forward.

The contour of the rear is to provide better space for the eight foot, electrically controlled, truck bed which is completely concealed when closed.

I have a special thanks to CANDYMAN for doing such a wonderful job in finetuning the paint. Not only is he a great individual, but his craftsmanship stands out as well. So thank you again candyman, I apologize for not getting on here sooner but it has been busy.

Thanks Piper goerge for the suggestion of the rumble seat, you may be happy to hear that we will be making a rumble seat version which will seat two adults safely and comfortably.

Thanks Alex Clark, 85_305, Warped, Camnche38 and the others for the positive commentsJ

Ptrope, We will have a set of the rear fenders on a sedan body soon enough, been speaking with a few interested people, until then perhaps we can see what they would look like using computers..

Once again, thank you candyman

Thank you Ray for the wonderful comments

Kanden, we offer two versions of the frontend; one with the simulated bumpers to conceal the stock frame horns and one completely contoured which is on the coupeJ We are very limited with our wheel selection for the front and most likely with be making our own, which doesn”t come cheap, so hopefully soon, we’ll have the new ones on.

Rowdy, I highly doubt that I am your father… simply because of the whole age, biological breeding thing but I take it as a complimentJ

I do apologize for not getting on here sooner but I have been putting in seventy to eighty hour work weeks for the last six months and have difficulty finding time to go online but I will frequent this forum more often and be available for all questions of any kind.

I can provide any video or photographs that you may be interested in. I can honestly say that the vehicle looks much better in person and the pictures don’t seem to capture all of the detail and proportions. Thanks again for everything Take care,

Ron Osinga

[Ironman]

Have to say, I really don't like it, it looks like a horrible butchered PT. The lines on the front end and the back end clash with the lines of the original body. However, I can appreciate the craftsmanship that went into this car. Even though I don't think it looks very refined, the body work is excellent as is the paint, and the concept. This obviously makes some people happy, so I sincerely hope everybody who wants one, gets this masterpiece.

[slayerdarkcross]

Had Ron over today and was showing him some tricks in photoshop. Anyways here is a black version of his coupe

[quicksilverdon]

Just noticed - on the original '36 Chevy, there is no trunk, and don't see any tail lights!
http://www.antiquechevroletcars.com/...%20004.jpg

[PiperGeorge]

Originally Posted by slayerdarkcross

Had Ron over today and was showing him some tricks in photoshop. Anyways here is a black version of his coupe

Looks pretty good in black, real good!!!!