Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Sooo, there’s a 1941 Willys coupe in the photo right?


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^^^^This is the part where they start singing greased lightening right?

 

Yes dear, anything you say dear, ANYTHING!

 

Lunch is ready.

 

Priceless.

 

Frank Maratta's "Rake" now owned by Dean Schimetochsk in East Haddam, Connecticut

 

Tommy Ivo.

 

I believe the Coupe with number 32 on the door is now owned by Pete Trumbauer, of Breinigsville, Pa.

 

Pat, is that you in your younger days ?

 

No Nick I was 12 at that time. It was the first day out for the car though.

Pat

 

The 1932 Ford roadster in the snow was Doug Gilbert's from Newington, Connecticut. I remember this sitting by Doug's house back in 1959. The roadster is now rebuilt as a street rod.

 

Eddie Hill burned a hole in the starting line at Connecticut Drag-way with that dragster.

 

Hey! I know that place. Quaker City, Salem, Ohio.

 

Mid Century Styling at its finest...

 

Just found this thread cant believe I’ve been missing out. Here’s a couple I thought appropriate.


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Bill Neuman, became editor of Rod And Custom, later started Neuman Enterprises.

 

Hhhhhhhhey bartender ( hiccup) , I need one,one,one (hiccup), sssshhhhhhot, of bourbon (burp) aaaaaaand, one ( hiccup), one (hiccup) beer.


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it was right after this that the extended forks departed from my stingray bike and I did a giant faceplant over the handle bars in front of my friends . they couldn't stop laughing

 

1954, wicarnut posted Jan 20, 2014 at 5:27 PM

 

by wicarnut posted Jan 20, 2014 at 5:56 PM

 

That grille and shell look familiar, what did they originally fit. Looking really good on the roadster.

 

Hey cousin Don (my name is also West) which kid are you? Wait, who are these kids? Is one of them Don West, or is one 47knuck, or none of the above. Great shot and no doubt required a lot of takes.

 

Here's a couple good ones

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