Art & Inspiration <<<< Friday Art Show 3/20/20 >>>

I tried to give this a Leroy Neiman treatment ...the original is not my photo.

 

Some more of my old art work Will post more over the next few weeks
COLOR stuff is old T-shirt art for our clubs annual car show. Most of it is drawn 4-color so it could be digitized for silk screen or transfer.
BLACK & WHITE stuff for Junkyard News which I co-pulished in the '80s, Also some old car show flyer art.
CARTOONS from Street Rodder Magazine...was a Contributing Artist for them in the '70s

 

Montage

 

'33 Pontiac Sport Coupe, custom! Hope everyone is able to escape the Dooms Day Virus!!!

 

Hope everybody is safe in their homes as we all try to avoid this virus. I always felt bold bright colors could help to brighten up any situation! Lets get a smile on that happy face ! ( The Nash grille )

 

You succeeded, Bob. Everyone look past the fact that this is a 'stang and
appreciate the art.

 

Great start guys.
Take care, stay safe HAMBers.

 

Good morning

 

Ok here is the Teen Challenge panel that I was asked by Von Hot Rod to make for the Benedict Castle Concourse benefit raffle. This show has been postponed but Lord willing will still be happening after this clears up. Enjoy and as always I’m accepting custom orders. Hobo’s Hot Rod Garage @hoboshotrods

 

That's right near my house.... I should go see it one of these days.....

 

...May the Buggy Eyed Fink Monster Destroy the Freak Bug...

All the Best in this Creepy Situation Hambers...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/poor-mans-three-window.1099029/

Credit to All That Inspired this Stogyism
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Hello,
Of all styles of a 32 Ford model, we had once thought it was unreachable to buy and build. But with the advent of different chassis and suspension modifications, as well as workable bodies and hoods, it was possible to build something for being competitive in the street roadster class back in those early 1959-63 days. The rules were set up for most hot rodders to just empty the trunks, change tires and go racing with a street legal coupe/sedan or roadster.

In the case of a fenderless roadster being legal for the street, it was not, back then in our area of So Cal. So, smooth Harley fenders would cover the front skinny tires and bolt on rear fenders would do the same for the rear tires. Nothing was going to cover the wide slicks, but at least, there was a fender in the vicinity. All legal within the drag racing rules at the time. (CHP overlooked a lot of wide tires, back then…) The exhaust would have removable liners or baffles to keep it sound legal. When necessary, those baffles would be taken out and now, it was straight through exhaust. A simple roll bar could be attached to the frame in the bed area with an attachment to remove it when not needed.

Jnaki

Recently, we did see a 1932 roadster pickup and realized that two big teenagers/20 somethings would not fit in the stock configuration, so a slight extension would make it “roomier” on those local road trips and even at the drags. The pickup bed would also be shortened to give the proportions a better look with the extended cab.

Now, that is a street roadster. But, someone would probably protest the disc brakes on the front and we would have to race in the same class as the top modified roadsters, which would not be fun at all. Speed Sport, Hedrich/McClure, Harrell Engines, Cedarquist, Burkhardt, Tony Nancy, Tony Waters…that would not have been nice, at all!!!

Simply put, a dual purpose street roadster pickup that is fast and good looking can have it all…

 

Healthy Friday to all !

 

This would be a great time to go junkyarding.

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Happy Friday folks, I certainly hope all is well !
Really cool start to the show this week.
Here's one for all my mates across the pond as well as some of you others who dig MG's

Monster Midget

 

Yes @41 GMC K-18, bright colors always cheer things up.

Happy (?) Spring Hoodlums! Old stuff from Syracuse 2012. Credit to the unknown Builders.

 

...repops...

 

...take care everyone...here's some oldies...

 

An Imperial hiding in the wild.

 

Reminds me a bit of may little machine. 283 Chevy V8, Turbo 400 trans , and narrowed '57 Chevy rear axle.

20170917_094351-jpg by Mike posted Aug 29, 2018 at 12:29 PM

 

A buddy's box

 

Colorized B&W.

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