The Art of Dave Deal
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
When I was a young kid in the late 70s, I loved only a few magazines: Mad, Cracked, Mini Bike and CarToons. Cartoons was the perfect combination for… continue reading »
When I was a young kid in the late 70s, I loved only a few magazines: Mad, Cracked, Mini Bike and CarToons. Cartoons was the perfect combination for… continue reading »
Every now and then a post comes along that embodies everything that means anything in this little world of ours. Yesterday, Swifty turned 70 and his son posted… continue reading »
I wanted to run this February, 1954 feature from Car Craft Magazine mostly because I love the cover, but I also totally dig T-roadsters on deuce rails. And… continue reading »
Widely regarded as one of the finest automotive poster artists of all time, Georges Hamel (Geo Ham) was born in Laval, France in 1900, demonstrating beautiful illustration skills… continue reading »
I’ve always had a thing for vintage engine stands. One of my favorites is the old K.R. Wilson units that seem to go for an arm and a… continue reading »
Maybe your just a sad sack like me that for some reason missed the Hot Rod Revolution this year. Work, family, life or logistics just got in the… continue reading »
“A Revolution is an idea that has found its bayonet.” Napoleon said that. Who knows what that little bastard was talking about at the time, but on this… continue reading »
I’m afraid I’m worthless to you fellas today. Utterly worthless. It has nothing at all to do with the marathon round of hooliganism that Brother Tardel and I… continue reading »