Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

i do love a 2 door post

 

That 57 is just right, and if it has a fuelie as the badge would suggest. That would be so sweet and it looks good in yellow.

 

I think this car belongs to Rod Hynes who was a fuel altered racer of considerable note. His dad built the car in 1946-‘47 after getting out of the Navy and eventually it became Rod’s.

 

The Vulcan's car club 1932 Ford Victoria.

 

Larry Shinoda, later of Ford Motor Company fame.

 

Robert Stack, another guy from Connecticut.

 

The Tony LaMesa 1932 Ford roadster.

 

Gray Baskerville in his younger days ?

 

Norm's touring car before it became " My Mother The Car ".

 

Tom Pollard's 1929 Ford roadster ? Later owned by Duane Koefed.

 

The Tony LaMesa 1932 ford roadster, again.

 

Dick Flint