Art & Inspiration <<<< Friday Art Show 3/26/21 >>>>

Something different form me the next few weeks ..........I came across some sketches I did back in Junior High. I think most are HAMB friendly......don't judge too harshly, I was only 14 years old. Images were originally from a Mouse catalog.

 

Seen at the CHRR at FAMOSO a few years back.

 

Hoon Auto Gear

 

My wife's entry

 

Here we have a Mike DuBois creation. It’s like, groovy man.


Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.

 

Some old "stipple" from Junkyard News.

 

Happy Friday.








DLRA Lake Gairdner 30 ans 2 weeks ago (watercolour). Valiant/Barracuda mesh concept sprung into mind at last week's 'ALL CHRYSLER DAY'. Threw it together when I got home.

 

A couple more...

 

Spoggie
when I worked in Townsville in about 1969, before Nasho,one of our car club members (spray painter)
had a Barracuda.recently I found out he still has it but it is covered with a tarp
and rusting away in their climate.SAD

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/friday-art-show-5-22-20.1194627/#post-13594979

...One of several Camino Inspirations I did based on a radical 60 El Camino @41 GMC K-18 shared a while back...

Some Mods were Shortened Body, Wheelbase, Chop, Bubble Top Tonneau, Fin Adjust, Trim Adjustment, Tinted Plexiglass Skirts and some Landscaping of course...

Happy Friday Hambers

Thoughts go out to Our Friends in That Tornado Crap Yesterday...

Credit to All That Inspired This

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A few things I've made lately. Thanks for looking!

 

Great Fri., some oldies.

Image by edcodesign posted Jun 22, 2019 at 8:46 AM

Image by edcodesign posted Feb 9, 2018 at 10:10 AM

Image by edcodesign posted Feb 7, 2018 at 8:32 PM

 

dual quads/SBC Motor
Hello,

During the late 50s and early 60s, the hot rod roadsters we saw were usually found in car shows that popped up all over the So Cal landscape. From neighborhood events at shaded parks, to the huge local Municipal Auditoriums across the whole So Cal area, the roadsters were found there and not on the street as daily drivers.

For one, no one wanted to leave their open roadsters sitting on the streets or parking lots. There was no way to

lock up the valuables and the access to the ignition is readily available. So, tarps were used, but the sightings were sporadic. No one in high school had an open roadster, especially as a daily driver. All or 99% were sedans or coupes.

But, for those that think traditional was flatheads and open roadsters for daily drivers, for us, that was not the case. All of the old coupes and sedans had the new OHV motors. It was hard pressed to see a Flathead motor, unless looking under my old 1940 Flathead powered Ford Sedan Delivery, that was not by choice, either.

Jnaki

So, here is a modified street legal roadster in the early 60s for street cruising on Friday/Saturday nights. For those that remember being pulled over in a lightweight roadster without fenders, the limit was 1500 lbs. Lets say this roadster was 1450 lbs. to stay legal.
471 supercharged with dual quad carbs

 

Remembering Doug Cook.

 

...a couple of little cars...

 

Made a new sign this week!

 

Bro your talent is off the charts. Insane.

 

a day of yellow flowers and rust

 

One of my old "Wildcar T's" I did for a buddy many years back.
By "The Bat" out of hell.