Art & Inspiration Pictures of HAMB related items seen at Cabin Fever

The red flathead is a Cadillac.

The Duesenberg runs. The driveline is complete, with all parts in the trans and rear, etc, and it all works. 8 years in it so far.

 

A few more

 

Thanks for the pics of another geat show. The owner told me he was having trouble with the Duesey running, he thought it was in the valve springs. You got to remember it's straight 8, dual overhead cam, and four valve per cylinder. The door latches and handles actually work.

 

The craftmanship there is amazing!!

I missed it for a junkyard run up by Lullabelle.
Clark

 

thanks. this site makes the workdays fly by

 

These things never cease to amaze me...jeeez I wish I had 1/10 of the talent it takes to produce one.

 

Yoyodyne, do you know what kind of engine is in your pic with the Offy? The little four cylinder . looks to be OHV, maybe a Chevy? Great pictures.

 

I was there Sunday, did you see the John Deere tractors? I think they were 1/4 scale. I heard the owner say he had 10 years in the build!! They sounded just like the real thing. I hit this show every year and it's great!!

 

From last year, but same stuff.
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I am so sick that i missed this show, had frozen pipes to contend with. Next year for sure, thanks for the pix that stuff is incredible just priceless.

 

Who built the Dusey?
That kind of work is simply amazing!

 

Builder's name is Louis Chenot, I think from Mo. In the one pic you can see a very large wheeled Fire engine, he built that too. And I've seen a locomotive he built. Incredible detail.

 

I searched Louis Chenot, to find out more about his work. Fantastically unbelievable!
Among the most complex and beautiful work I have ever seen!
Thanks to noboD for the heads up!

 

BLOODY HELL!Clever Buggers.

 

my god is that cool hats off to you sir.

 

Unfortunately no. I got there after 1 pm and had to make the rounds as fast as I could so didn't get to speak to many people. Does sort of look like Chevy.

Yes, they were neat. Hope I don't get busted for posting these -