Art & Inspiration "artsy" car pics,,,lets see 'em,,,

I'm actually going to paint my Falcon like one of these, either the dark blue or the lighter one.

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the stone in these shots are from a Restaurant in Western Pennsylvania, what’s neat about it is, the Restaurant is a Castle, yep a full blown Castle, and the Olde Castle doors weight hundreds of pounds each...Google Shakespeare’s Restaurant, Ellwood City, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.


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My 50 Studebaker champion Starlight coupe.
Sorry if this is a repost.
"The mind is a terrible thing to waste" .......but...
It didn't seem to be a problem at the time....

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My car at my grandparents house. The lighting made for some cool shots.

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...Real Nice Hotrod...Incredible Capture despite a few distractions...

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That looks like the best place to be right now...You and the Roo's......that has a tinge of El Mirage to it...must be a blast...​

 

Surreal really, that was last Sept, Lake Perkolilli, and certainly was a blast! As for the Roo’s(Big Rabbits), they look good in postcards, but destroy cars, bikes and motorcyclists.
Thinking of you fellas in the States(and everyone else on here), stay safe and you’ll be cruising back with your mates soon hopefully.

 

I was watching a show on those the other day Wicked Claws and yeah I'm sure a kick from one of them could be lethal to a man OR his Hotrod...Kinda like Deer this way nice to look at but bad to tangle with...

Wild Year it's gonna be...Thanks...stay out of the wrath of the nasty bug indeed...

 

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Had a pretty good spring bloom this year. Unfortunately curly leaf came on strong thanks to the late spring rains.