Wow, I would really like to do this for Ilsa. Can you give us a limited breakdown on how you did it?
Achias, no problem... I am using Photoshop CS6 (last standalone version sold by Adobe).
1. Took a high-resolution photo of my SSR (300 dpi at 15 inches wide).
2. Found a high-rez SSR logo on the Internet.
3. Used Photoshop "Pen Tool" to draw around the SSR image and cropped just the truck from the background using the "Create Vector Mask" option of the "Direct Selection Tool".
4. Created a large black rectangle with black outline and placed the SSR on top of the black rectangle.
5. Made a flattened copy of the masked SSR, placed that layer below the original SSR layer, lightened it to all white, then used the Gaussian Blur function to create a white drop-shadow. This helps separate the black of the SSR from the black of the rectangle.
6. The black rectangle is smaller than the overall image size. This allows the light border around the perimeter.
7. Filled the background with a silver color, as close a match to the SSR color that I could make.
8. Used a "grunge stamp" to create the mottled effect on top of the background silver color to create the graduated, mottled, background (behind the black rectangle).
9. Used a hi-rez "SSR" logo to place at the bottom of the black rectangle. Created a mask from the "SS" portion of the "SSR" logo and use that to delete a portion of the black rectangle so you can see the mottled background through the "SS".
10. Used the "Bevel and Emboss" function to make the "R" more 3D. Used a thin black outline on the "R" to clean up the edges a bit.
11. Found a hi-rez "CHEVROLET" text on the Internet, Used the "Bevel and Emboss" and "Drop Shadow" functions to make it 3D. Placed it behind the SSR vehicle layer.
12. Used a relatively simple and bold font to write the SSR information in a layer above the black rectangle.
Easy day!
Cheers, Carl