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I'm back.................have a new hip and not in too much pain. Happy to be able to start the show. Still putting up old junk and probably will for awhile.

 

Congratulations on a successful hip replacement Bob, and its great that you were able to start the show this week !

 

Great to have you here Bob! Here's to a speedy recoup!

Show time!

Update of an old sketch ( included below)

 

Hey Bob, That's great news. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
...and like you, just some old (flyer) junk

 

BOB . .

 

hey Bob
you have 2 sites going
the one from early today and this one

 

Love your OLD JUNK Bob

 

The other one was a Friday Art Shoe they are Slightly different...We Got Smart on it...



Take it easy there Bob...Speedy Recovery...

Credit to All that Inspired This

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@Lil32, @ct1932ford , @rusty1 Please repost here as other Thread is closed due to a Double Posting...

Regards Stogy

 

Rumpity, Rumpity, Rump...Eh...

Jazzed Up Vintage Stogyism...

Happy Friday Hambers

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Some quick sketches I made this week. Mostly Sharpie.

 

"robber's random repops"...



"RRR"...

 

Soo glad you back Bob, and it all went well. pencil, and bic pen.

 

Great picture and the group in it made my day.
Later,
Dick

 

Great, I repeat, great Caddy.
Later,
Dick

 

Baker Automotive Cad Powered 1959 El Camino

Hello,

One of the first fast drag cars we parked next to us was this fawn beige/ tan brown 1959 Chevy El Camino. It was a nice color and the white top looked good, too. We did not hear it roll into the spot, so, to us, it was just another 335 hp 1959 El Camino in the S/S class. Those 335 hp 348 Chevy sedans and El Caminos were the top racers in that class.

But, as we got our stuff together, there were some tuning going on in the next pit area. The fawn beige/ tan brown El Camino lifted the hood and started up. Wow, that was not a stock 335 hp 348 motor !!!

Much to our surprise, it was a Cadillac motor with a supercharger on top. The sound was outstanding and then we knew it was a race car for the Gas Coupe and Sedan Class. The sound from the motor and exhaust was deafening and drew a big crowd. We thought the motor sounded very healthy and could not wait to see it run.

With the tremendous horsepower doing a number on the rear wheels, the whole El Camino gets in a lowered look, almost level. The horsepower just shoves the rear down upon acceleration. No “nose in the air” Gas Coupe or Sedan look for this El Camino, it was pure adrenaline power.





Jnaki
Finally, one truck that surprised everyone: The Baker Automotive fawn beige/ tan brown 1959 El Camino with handicapped controls for the driver, and a supercharged Cadillac

 

NUTS!!!... this guy was expecting a really big shoe!

 

That's like a human ball joint...

Get Smart was that guy in it?...I can't remember much about it, there was 99..

 

Happy you are able to start the show too. Take care and heal well.

 

@57 Corvette ~ Bob
Hey Bob...glad to hear that your doing well..As we used to say in the 60's your now a really "HIP DUDE"

 

In the Spirit of 1948

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1925-chev-roadster-build-2-are-better-than-1.1210418/


@Jimmy B's nod to the Spurgin/Giovanine Roadster

Credit to All that Inspired This
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A buddy purchased this sign from me and had me paint the "Motion Performance" on it. He's a huge Camaro guy. Gary

 

Hazy Sunset



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ok,...I posted early on the "shoe" thread,...here's my latest board, and the old Rock Valley Antique Auto Parts Model A on a stick...

 

That was an accident........I posted too early. Disregard that one.