Found this great ref article about a very cool custom 61 Ford Ranch Wagon, it has great lines.
Suspension and body work made it look kinda like a G-machine, and it's powered by ol' skool 312 Y block.
Going to try coloring it with the same program I used for the Suby toon.

So my mind took me to the next step and I tried to "Drift" the big land yacht on paper.
Not a good day to be a cone.:grinyes:

The pencil sketch....
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z130/Darkblip/Artwork/CAR-toons/61RanchWagon01.jpg

With the line work layer turned on ...
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z130/Darkblip/Artwork/CAR-toons/61RanchWagon02.jpg

And vector layer alone...
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z130/Darkblip/Artwork/CAR-toons/61RanchWagon03.jpg

looks like another awesome piece from you.

What's that 256,776,387 in a row?

Thanks for the kind words.:grinyes:

Finished the line work, next off to the paint program.
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z130/Darkblip/Artwork/CAR-toons/61RanchWagon04.jpg

Finished it, but not so sure about the results.
The tire smoke just doesn't seem right to me.

Might try painting it all over again.

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z130/Darkblip/Artwork/CAR-toons/61RanchWagonAR.jpg

WOW! nice job. Very cool i always love what you do. And u seemas tho u r getting better with every thing u do. if thats even possible. haha
oh maybe if the tire smoke was greyer. this induces fun feelings. does that make sense?

GB--thanks, I try to improve with very new toon.
And, yep getting the tire smoke right is kickin' my butt.

Got a nudge to try finishing the doodle a different way and did one without using color.
Still haven't figured out the smoke, but like the overall look of this one the best.

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z130/Darkblip/Artwork/CAR-toons/61RanchWagonBW.jpg