Check this out: http://blogs.carpoint.ca/2009/07/fighter-plane-meets-pony-car-in-oneoff-custom-stang.html
So here's the weird part... I was thinking about this a couple months back. Basically, take a WWII fighter design motif and apply it as a paint job to a car. I was even thinking about using a Ford Mustang like in the article, except I envisioned it being more metallic silver (shinier) like the fighter.
I also considered the Bf-109 and considered painting the "nose" of the car yellow, just like in the article. Although I think a camouflage pattern would be cooler.
What got me thinking about this was the Dodge Charger which, in my mind, has a body that kinda looks like the Bf-109. So I thought, hey, why not paint it like a Bf-109. That'd be cool and definitely different.
I'm weirded out that apparently I'm not the only one thinking about this!
So here's the weird part... I was thinking about this a couple months back. Basically, take a WWII fighter design motif and apply it as a paint job to a car. I was even thinking about using a Ford Mustang like in the article, except I envisioned it being more metallic silver (shinier) like the fighter.
I also considered the Bf-109 and considered painting the "nose" of the car yellow, just like in the article. Although I think a camouflage pattern would be cooler.
What got me thinking about this was the Dodge Charger which, in my mind, has a body that kinda looks like the Bf-109. So I thought, hey, why not paint it like a Bf-109. That'd be cool and definitely different.
I'm weirded out that apparently I'm not the only one thinking about this!

