Concept Design
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Concept Design
So. What do you think?
Past couple days I wanted to draw a sketch of something a crossfire might look like if it was in production with cars out today. This is what I came up with. I like it, I wish I could drive it. lol To be continued when I get around to it. Wish I had money to make something like this
*Edit* added more pictures different angles
Past couple days I wanted to draw a sketch of something a crossfire might look like if it was in production with cars out today. This is what I came up with. I like it, I wish I could drive it. lol To be continued when I get around to it. Wish I had money to make something like this
*Edit* added more pictures different angles
Last edited by Lando_c; May 30, 2011 at 04:21 PM. Reason: adding photos to update
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by Thirteendog
why did you put an SRT6 wing on a Mustang?
lol keep at it, I always enjoy seeing what people come up with
lol keep at it, I always enjoy seeing what people come up with
But i kinda meshed in a Camero, a Charger, a TC, and the Crossfire.
The cars that had the lines I liked
then this formed
well I'll keep at it for sure.
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by Lando_c
lol yeah i know, it came out looking Kinda that shape of a mustang.
But i kinda meshed in a Camero, a Charger, a TC, and the Crossfire.
The cars that had the lines I liked
then this formed well I'll keep at it for sure.
But i kinda meshed in a Camero, a Charger, a TC, and the Crossfire.
The cars that had the lines I liked
then this formed
well I'll keep at it for sure. 
lol
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Re: Concept Design
Looks like you grafted a Volvo nose and Toyota MR2 side vents on an Audi TT 
One of the strengths of the Crossfire design is the longish nose IMO. And your design loses it. Makes the cabin useful but the car loses a lot of its charm.
A second generation Crossfire would make about as much sense as a second generation PT Cruiser. That's the problem with throwback designs. Hard to go forward with them.
One of the strengths of the Crossfire design is the longish nose IMO. And your design loses it. Makes the cabin useful but the car loses a lot of its charm.
A second generation Crossfire would make about as much sense as a second generation PT Cruiser. That's the problem with throwback designs. Hard to go forward with them.
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Re: Concept Design
Ok. Everybody join in and post your version of the latest Crossfire!
This ought to be good!
Mine looks like a stick figure car. That's the extent of my drawing abilities!
This ought to be good!
Mine looks like a stick figure car. That's the extent of my drawing abilities!
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by Jesus_Christler
Looks like you grafted a Volvo nose and Toyota MR2 side vents on an Audi TT
One of the strengths of the Crossfire design is the longish nose IMO. And your design loses it. Makes the cabin useful but the car loses a lot of its charm.
A second generation Crossfire would make about as much sense as a second generation PT Cruiser. That's the problem with throwback designs. Hard to go forward with them.
One of the strengths of the Crossfire design is the longish nose IMO. And your design loses it. Makes the cabin useful but the car loses a lot of its charm.
A second generation Crossfire would make about as much sense as a second generation PT Cruiser. That's the problem with throwback designs. Hard to go forward with them.
Crossfire longnose look
What do you think?
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by Jesus_Christler
Looks like you grafted a Volvo nose and Toyota MR2 side vents on an Audi TT
One of the strengths of the Crossfire design is the longish nose IMO. And your design loses it. Makes the cabin useful but the car loses a lot of its charm.
A second generation Crossfire would make about as much sense as a second generation PT Cruiser. That's the problem with throwback designs. Hard to go forward with them.
One of the strengths of the Crossfire design is the longish nose IMO. And your design loses it. Makes the cabin useful but the car loses a lot of its charm.
A second generation Crossfire would make about as much sense as a second generation PT Cruiser. That's the problem with throwback designs. Hard to go forward with them.
what do you think?
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by Lando_c
cool. working on the ideas right now for the front and back.
for the front and back.unless they were automatic doors that just popped open with key remote. that would be cool.
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by tighed1
Ok. Everybody join in and post your version of the latest Crossfire!
This ought to be good!
Mine looks like a stick figure car. That's the extent of my drawing abilities!
This ought to be good!
Mine looks like a stick figure car. That's the extent of my drawing abilities!
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Re: Concept Design
Awesome design work you did. I always have trouble drawing cars. Perhaps this forum will come up with a winning design that Chrysler will use to start production again.... but I doubt it. I believe these cars have had their time in production.
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Re: Concept Design
Originally Posted by LantanaTX
Ok, I can get a V8 into this one. Nice! Would love to se a 3/4 view of the front.
fog lights came up to make room for more "cool" looking vents.
the side lights changed from rectangle to a sorta triangle look
and the headlights would be halos that i could think of but small.
the side vents are now in back with their own lines too
lol ok mb i moved and changed a bit.
