Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Chef Herbert in his dual fuel, GMC six ‘32 Fordor.

 

[QUOTE="40ragtopdown, A Studebaker sedan delivery, or a converted station wagon ?

 

Chet Herbert ?

 

Note the filled 1/4 windows on the 1933 Ford coupe.

 

If this pic hasn't been photoshopped then that's about the coolest thing I've seen.

 

It’s legit, IIRC that guy made his money developing a hard facing process to increase the life of drill bits for oil exploration. He had an avid interest in astronomy and had the telescope mounted on the 3W to bring astronomy to the masses.

 

So you’re saying he had the public seeing stars? Hehe.

 

Pretty rare 65 Chevelle two door wagon, I had a 64 many years ago.

 

It seems the telescope is mounted through the interior of the coupe with stabilizers mounted underneath.
Google Shelley Stoody, he was a very interesting man.

Mick

 

Wow, I thought for sure it was nothing more than the photographer taking advantage of the positioning of the coupe relative to the telescope that was in front of the coupe, not IN the coupe. Like when you see people holding the leaning tower from falling etc.

 

Not enough tongue weight on the trailer.

 

What a coincidental merging of the 2 front fenders.

 

Heaven Pacers car Club Member of Goodguys Rod and Custom was the late Bill Burnham Oakland Calif .