Pic Request -- Let's see some cutaway drawings

If there's any illustration style I dig, it's a good cutaway. Here's one I found on the Grant piston rings site of the Grant Piston Rings special (a.k.a. the Stu Hilborn streamliner). Got some of your own? Let's see 'em!

 

nailhead.

 

We need to start with the engine that was Hot Rodded first, the Model T Ford.

 

Ardun.....

 

Tom West is the artist who made a career out of doing the most amazing full-car cutaways ever. Do a search on his name- I'm sure you'll see some impressive works of true art.

nice guy too!

Scotch~!

 

Eddy Dye Roadster built by Ayala drawing by Jim Richards

 

Rex Burnett certainly did some nice cutaways. I remember his cutaway of the 999 streamliner built by Bob Herda. Does anyone know where to find prints of Rex's work? I've searched on Google and come up with a zero.

 

Check out the work of David Kimble....he's the BEST !

http://www.christophers.net/kimble.htm

 

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Shines RPU

 

here's my collection of scans from my little pages.....

 

I stumbled upon the attached Nash cutaway (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_drawing), then H.A.M.B.-searched "cutaway" and found this old thread.

I really like the ones that Farmer posted.

I can't believe this thread hasn't gotten much action.

 

Google images has loads
http://www.google.co.uk/images?rlz=...&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1259&bih=828

gotta tilt your head.

 

Jack Calori coupe by Rex Burnett,scan from Hot Rod Magazine,November 1949:

 

Here's hundreds of them....not all hot rods stuff but interesting none the less....

http://forums.autosport.com/index.php?showtopic=84751&st=120

 

Not an automotive cut-a-way, but this is what i do for a living....

 

I'll second this site. I came across it several months ago and have spent way more time than I should just looking at the incredible art that is shown. Some of the British illustrators, Tony Mathews for one, as well as a Japanese guy, Shin Yoshikawa, are just over-the-top with their pen and ink skills. Do yourself a favor and have a peek at this site. But, be prepared to spend hours looking...

 

Here is another thread... http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=245369&

 

Heres another Ardun

 

GO LOOK HERE!! http://www.rexburnett.net/1_of_2_gallery.html

 

Not a drawing, but an early hemi cutaway nontheless