80s Ambassador car roadside portrait

Use my uploaded photo. Keep my face exactly as it is — same bone structure, nose, eyes, lips, skin tone and age, no slimming or smoothing — and change only my hair, clothes, pose and surroundings. Put me on an Indian roadside in 1986, leaning against the front wing of a white Hindustan Ambassador. The car must be the old upright shape: rounded 1950s-style body, chrome grille, small round headlamps, thin chrome bumpers, a black number plate with white letters, no alloy wheels, no plastic bumpers, no LED lamps. I have mid-80s side-parted hair, slightly wind-blown, a bold printed half-sleeve shirt tucked into high-waisted trousers with a wide leather belt, big square tinted sunglasses and a metal watch. Behind, a two-lane road, a dusty verge, a gulmohar tree and a single-storey building with a hand-painted signboard too blurred to read. Low late-afternoon sun from the left, hard shadows, a hot highlight along the top of the car. Shot on 35mm film in 1986: grain, warm faded colour, a small red-orange 1986 date stamp in the lower right. Nothing modern in frame. Vertical 9:16 portrait, knees up.