They're stretched and compressed for me too.

Well... it is a relief to know that this is not only me that is having such issues.

 

Now I copied one of the images' URL address and pasted on a new tab,

 

and that displays the photo correctly but Enormous!   

 

I bet that the stretching is done by the Forum's software,

 

trying to fit such an enormous photo, on the size of a post's area.

 

Kind Regards.

I should have mentioned I was viewing them from my cell phones browser, in the forums "mobile" format. My bad.

I should have mentioned I was viewing them from my cell phones browser, in the forums "mobile" format. My bad.

 

That means that you also saw the photos distorted on a Regular Computer's Screen?

 

Kind Regards.

Went cruising with Wedge this afternoon. Took a few snaps with the phone:

 

 

Trying to compete with Nico. But my car isn't as nice. And neither is my camera. :-P

Yes indeed they don't cut and paste that great, they look good pasting, but then look skewed when posted ???

They look funny, squished, to me...ΔΔthat one looks really wacky, -are those custom fenders?

They look fine to me

They look fine to me

 

 

Are you viewing the images on your Computer or on a mobile phone?

Yeah the pics from Rust look fine on the mobile but stretched on the desk top... 

This is a photo drawing of the Subee I'm going to build soon as I find a good car to build I'm looking for a fuel injected motor with the 5 speed hi-low tranny.

 I plan to do a homemade 3" lift. 3" on the springs and 2" on the engine,  tranny, and rearend mounts and a custom truck conversion myself. I will be doing a 6 lug wheel conversion with 235/70/R15 tires. I will be cutting out the wheel wells and flaring them to make enough clearance for the oversize tires. I plan to do a complete bedliner paint job. This will be more of a off road work truck then fancy to cut wood with and play. I plan to use this to tow a small bass boat so I can fish remote lakes and the Hi-low tranny is a must top pull the boat in and out of the water. With this i can fish lakes that are to far away to be able to drive my gas gussler Ford F250 and my Big bass boat there and i can fish them a lot more often.

 

Edited December 24, 201411 yr by Fish-N-Fool

I bet this didnt end well.

I am contemplating doing the same type of conversion with a ea82 coupe.  It all ready has 2 doors, and removing the big back bubble hatch should make for a good start on building the bed area.  I wish subaru had done a 3rd generation brat, I guess it is up to us to make it happen now.

... I wish subaru had done a 3rd generation brat...

 

In fact they did... as Prototype: The Subaru Suiren.

 

Look at the Legendary "Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff" Thread for photos.

 

Kind Regards.

Edited December 27, 201411 yr by Loyale 2.7 Turbo

I bet this didnt end well.

But it made for a photographic masterpiece.

 

Dan

I am contemplating doing the same type of conversion with a ea82 coupe.  It all ready has 2 doors, and removing the big back bubble hatch should make for a good start on building the bed area.  I wish subaru had done a 3rd generation brat, I guess it is up to us to make it happen now.

What are you going to use for the rear window and framing? You could use the back of a small pickup cab and just weld it in. Since I'm tall and need the seat all the way back and then some I will put the stock rear hatch  on for more room inside.

Edited December 26, 201411 yr by Fish-N-Fool

 

 

 

Chiricahua Mountains.

 

 

 

Peloncillo Mountains in New Mexico.

I really like the graphics on this.Think i will use it on my Brat wannabee I'm building

^^I like those too, but I would change the 4X4 font to match 80's Subaru style. Maybe "4WD"

Hopefully the wheels got more lugs!

Edited December 30, 201411 yr by rrgrr

... Hopefully the wheels got more lugs!

 

I didn't noticed that the wagon only had two lugs per wheel...

 

Was that a Test, prior to Redrill the Hubs / Drums?

 

Kind Regards.

Wedge out and about:

 

 

Found this...

Edited January 5, 201511 yr by tundrabrat