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Goodmoring. I found these old sketches. Some interior ideas, for my delivery back in 04. I liked the early 60s show rods. I know they're a little over the top. lol Ron....

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..."windswept beauty"...
... oxymoron...

 

Surfs up cars down

 

Hello,

The latest “Easter Bunnymobile” is upon us. There were lots of RPUs drag racing at Lions during the time we were there racing and filming. We always thought that an RPU would be cool for a build, because of the big space in the bed for carrying parts and things…
RPUs at Lions

Since seeing that red SBC RPU on the cover of HRM in 1962, much envy set in and it was the topic of discussion among all of our friends in Bixby Knolls. Over the years since, we could have used the room in the back for our weekly forays to the garden shop and home building shops. Yes, everything will fit in the modern, small all-wheel drive station wagon, but it would be so much cooler to have that RPU for the weekly trips to the stores.

Jnaki

Who left that mess loading into the custom wagon? A little too heavy, perhaps? A built in wheelie?

 

Bob, I liked your Mel's Drive-in.

 

Great Fri. Morning as always! First try at a little folk art saw.

 

Another antique painted, vintage M[emoji102]N "disc" I just did. [emoji469]

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Ahh, my Weekly Inspiration! Thanks all!

Art

 

A photo that I took yesterday. { Welcome Spring }

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...all I got done this week was my truck board...

 

Latest hand oil colorized B&W photo art. Consignment for the Lindsley family of Jim Lindsley's dry lakes cars. His son Gary just found this photo, and wanted to bring it to life. This shows what I started and ended with.

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Another dry lakes colorized B&W completed last week.

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RUST IN PEACE

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did this......am happy

 

Been there, done that.

 

Thanks Ron ........those drive-in diners you posted are way cool.

 

Nothing new OT, so recycling an old oil on canvas 60" x 60"
Liquor to Go

 

that is the coolest "race team" paint scheme EVER!

 

Having the enclosed art on my office wall for years, I just had to let others enjoy as well. Done by Brian Frederick of Somers, CT as well as the pencil drawings of the cars I have built over the years. Thanks, Skip

 

Cool as always !

 

Jim Lindsley was sponsored by Sta-Lube at the time, hence the colors on the car. A close up shows a can of Sta-Lube on the hood, which his son told me was actually a trophy. His helmet has the sponsor "S" on it. .

 

Does anybody know why the Friday Art Show doesn't stay at the top of the page any more on Fridays. When I first joined it was always resting at the top of the pages, and stayed there all day. You never had to search for it. Just curious, not complaining.

 

Good to see the usual exciting mix of different arts. I’ve done a few more Matchbox sketches and whilst out and about have sketched a few interesting vehicles. First is an English hot rod - sort of - it’s actually a vintage special. This one is built for trials (off-roading) with a 1920s GN cyclecar chassis and a very large v-twin. The BMW CSL was done at a showroom where I often do the photos - WilliamlAnson.com - I tried to use some of the techniques I’d learned on the Matchbox paintings...