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Britt Madding artwork. I like this guy's work

 

...I'll go make the art for this post.



There you go. Ink on paper- 'Shade tree'

 

Tom Scott

 

Wish it was 5-3-20 as the title says, maybe we will be able to be out cruising then.

 

Stay healthy HAMBers, take care my friends.

 

Hope all are carona free! Have a good weekend!

(revised version of last post)

 

Good morning. I hope everyone is staying safe. an oldie

 

Here’s an inner fender that I fabricated and bead rolled to use up some scrap in the garage.

As well as an old bead rolling panel

 

@56 Dodge Pickup that is just FABulous......those riveted lightening holed panels are seriously cool...and the reflections in the firewall are cool too...thanks for sharing...​

 

Stay safe Friday !

 

Hot Rod from So Cal 1958-59, typical, lowered California rake, steel rims, white walls and a Flathead motor.


Hello,

In my research for Joe Itow’s Automotive Willys Coupe, up pops this great photo of the Willys Coupe in the background of the clear B/W photo. The foreground 1934 Ford sedan looks as if it just rolled off of the streets of Pasadena into the pits at Lions Dragstrip. One could be surprised at opening the driver’s door. The steering wheel is at the back of the door jam. That means a full 25% setback for the Flathead motor, placing this street legal-looking 34 sedan into the Altered classes.

For detailing, the designation of B/F stands for B/Fuel Coupe or Sedan. The name is Pasagreen Body Shop located in PASADENA, CA. But, since it is on GREEN STREET, the name Pasagreen Body Shop fits right into place.

Jnaki

Talk about a back seat driver!!!

The Pasagreen Body Shop B Fuel Coupe/Sedan was powered by a Mercury engine and was capable of turning about 116 mph. Courtesy of Bob Grunnet

Note: 181 W. Green St. in Pasadena, CA is now a Bank of America parking structure.

 

A couple Hot Rods the grandkids drew for me. ( future HAMB Artist )

Sent from my SM-G920P using The H.A.M.B. mobile app

 

Ron, encourage them to keep at it.

 

It always a good day when I can get up and go to the Friday Art Show. You guys make my day. All of you. Thank you.

 

Once again, some more of my old art work.
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.

 

Nice art work guys, but can we PLEASE go back and have the month of April. I need more time to get my bucket painted before May!

 

Thanks, 56 Dodge Pickup... I loved them too! Much appreciated! Apparently the moderators didn't like my art at all this week because it was deleted for being off topic? I am just trying to understand what was off topic about a steel Victoria with steel wheels? I respectfully ask the moderators, could you please pm me and explain how I didn't comply with my art this week? I thank you in advance. Because of past deletions, I strive to submit art that complies in all ways. I am confused because some weeks we can submit mustangs and toilet paper, yet my Vicky somehow missed the mark? I loved this picture, thought my HAMB brothers would too... Please help me understand what you don't find acceptable. I would be glad to alter this piece to fit your needs... just need to know what was wrong with my art.
Thank you, robber

 

...yeah that date threw me, maybe someone can fix that,...
...like everyone, I've been thinkin bout when we will get back to any kind of "normal"
...doesn't look like anytime soon...

 

paging @57 Corvette ~ Bob re...

Art Show Title Date

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Here are a couple of old ones, a '32 and a Merc custom in the mode of a "flower car" .

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...pired-1925-chev-roadster-build-thread.471395/

...this is an Inspiration to @Jimmy B...one of the most passionate, historically informed Hotrodders I have known virtually through the power of this Platform The Hamb...

I believe this is one of two maybe 3 Tribute builds he has done inspired by the Iconic Chevy Racer that stormed the Dry lakes in the 40s...


Great Show Shaping Up Hambers...A wish of Good Health to You and Your Families in these most unfortunate times...

Credit to All That Inspired This
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Batman's daily driver.

 

Happy Friday everyone! This may be a bit hokey but sitting at home with nothing but bad news regarding the current situation, I wanted to try and lift our spirits a bit. Have faith, stay safe.