Re: 1953/4 Caribbean 4-door hardtop sedan exploration
Posted by Mahoning63 On 2020/4/3 16:08:47
We might! I don't like the B-pillar either. Only if push came to shove... and Studio ALWAYS has alternatives!
The design that I have long preferred, and maybe the only way to come anywhere near balancing the coupe's long front door with sedan's standard rear door, is to remove rear door vent window to make the glass look longer, and make the roof formal to bring the C-pillar width into balance with the side glass. Steve Kelley long ago coached me on the classic 3-2-1 proportions for front door glass/rear door glass/C-pillar. Net result is a car with coupe-like proportions and a very exclusive looking automobile.
Does it work for anyone else?
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The design that I have long preferred, and maybe the only way to come anywhere near balancing the coupe's long front door with sedan's standard rear door, is to remove rear door vent window to make the glass look longer, and make the roof formal to bring the C-pillar width into balance with the side glass. Steve Kelley long ago coached me on the classic 3-2-1 proportions for front door glass/rear door glass/C-pillar. Net result is a car with coupe-like proportions and a very exclusive looking automobile.
Does it work for anyone else?
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