Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

John Hychko from Waterbury, Connecticut built several cars that were way out there.

 

Grabowski's " T ", I am glad that is restored to it's former glory.

 

Kid on the left, "I packed my bike, where's yours?"

 

I remember seeing Hychko's Studebaker with the 59 Caddy tail fins at his shop back in 61. Offered to sell me shares in CT Dragway for $100 each. I was making $1/hr at the gas station.
Paul in CT

 

Early Lions: from bottom: Vic Hubbard street roadster, Merrymen Car Club 4-banger, John Bradley flathead, Richter & Armstrong Nesbitt's Orange Special Chrysler, J.E. Riley Special (Calvin Rice) blown Chrysler, Nichols Brothers Olds, Manuel Coelho twin Chryslers, Weeks & Noble roadster Desoto, White Brothers '40 Merc fuel coupe. At top: Doug Cook Chevy gasser, nose of the Goodyear and Serpia competition '34 Ford coupe 296" flathead.

 

The Enderle brothers ?

 

The Hychko Studebaker was way ahead of it's time. It had a beautiful paint job on it, too. The last I heard was that Johnny Hychko still had most of his cars and would not sell any of them.