This My Little Pony paint job is more than just nostalgic, it's ironically creative too.
When Rave Crocker was given the keys to his first ever car in late 2012, he took it upon himself to turn his 1986 Ford Pony into a sweet My Little Pony paint job. Considering that a Ford Pony isn't exactly the most fashionable driving statement to be made in the year 2013, this pony paint job is a fun way to turn an old car into something modernly relevant. The pony paint job was actually a homemade endeavor too. When Rave asked his mother if she would paint them on the car, she put the condition that he would have to sand, prime and do all the hard stuff. Rave fulfilled his end of the bargain, and the results speak for themselves. This is a must-see for any My Little Pony fan.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Custom Car Decals
- There's an opportunity to create a business that specializes in designing and creating custom car decals to serve segmented audiences such as My Little Pony fans.
- DIY Car Projects
- With the popularity of DIY car projects and increasing access to online tutorials, there is an opportunity to create a platform that connects car owners with skilled DIYers for customized car projects such as paint jobs.
- Nostalgic Auto Designs
- There's a growing trend of modernizing nostalgic auto designs, offering a big opportunity for companies to create unique and innovative designs that connect with a specific target audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Automotive Accessories
- There's a rising trend in customized car designs, offering an opportunity to innovate in the automotive accessories industry by creating unique car decals for different niche audiences.
- DIY Industry
- With more people taking auto projects into their own hands and the popularity of DIY tutorials, there's a big market for companies that offer DIY car project tools and resources.
- Nostalgic Branding
- Nostalgic branding is an emerging trend in many industries, including automotive, providing an opportunity for businesses to create a nostalgic branding strategy to connect with older consumers who have an emotional attachment to classic designs.
