Art & Inspiration Hamb Period Hotrods/Customs and the Art...

...Hamber @Hispano's Hotrod brilliantly rendered by by an Artist whose signature I can't make out, however the Art speaks for itself...









https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/my-dream-hot-rod-build.724986/

...Dream Rod indeed...

Credit to Artist, Photographer, Owner
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Hamber @Austinrod did a Thread some time ago on 'Fast Freight' a Land Speed Rocket Roadster Pickup owned by Don Cummins



https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/fast-freight.1068882/


Hamber @lurker mick did a magnificent Artwork below in Tribute for the Larson/Cummins Team and he shared it within the Thread...did he ever nail it!



https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/fast-freight.1068882/#post-12131056

Credit to Artist, Photographer, Owners

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...Not sure who inked this Tattoo but there's no question that it's an inspiration of @Littleman's 'Deaths Doorstep'...




...The Real Nasty in its Metal Flesh...

Hamber @Littleman's

Deaths Doorstep

Credit to Artist, Photographers, Owners



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...I'm unaware of the Artist behind this Show Poster but it is the Hambers Roadster Pictured below...The Art looks like a lino/woodcut...



...I will update the Hamber and more when I relocate the Thread...

That would be the Late Hamber @AV8Paul...
RIP...

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My Roadster and my drawing!

 

Friends pickup she drives daily! Drawing I did for her.

 

View attachment 4932407 Ted's Coupe my drawing. Had all I could do not to put red rims on it.. View attachment 4932407

I know I missed the white running boards and insert and color! Only green pencil I had. I did have a red one!

 

Ronnie Roadster's record breaker! My drawing.

 

@ct1932ford High Fives,......Well in your case maybe High Five plus High 4 and a stiffee......hope your healing okay...

I thank you for sharing these and I encourage all Hamb Artists to showcase your Works with their Inspirations...it's a beautiful thing...

I actually did a Image manipulation on Ronnie's Roadster showing a stock body within its modified state...I will find and share it in a bit...



...my vintage overlay...






Found another by @edcodesign...

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I did Ronnie's roadster as well. I can't find a copy. Here is a rendering of the coupe I am doing right now.
Hope it looks something like this.

 

That was an A correct? and he also fabs custom manifolds for flattys too I believe... Go Ronnie Go!!

 

Ron rebuilt my flathead in the Coleman Coupe. Lucky to have him here in Connecticut.

 

Very Cool!

 

@ct1932ford, don't forget to update your Artwork of your Coupe with a pic of The Glossy Hotrod once you turn the key on your Maiden Cruise...

 

@chriseakin don't be shy...if you doodled Hamb Friendly from Old Hotrod Mags please do share...I really dig period Art...

The 47IH pickups really suit hop ups...hope it's coming along....Happy New Year and thanks for your support, I hope you enjoyed the evolving Thread...

 

...Hamber @fordb132 acquired this Artwork done by an Unamed Notable Artist and this work with some discussion actually inspired further modification to the 36's Roofline...






...This is the Stunning result of @fordb132's incredible repurposing of a 36 sedan captured by Photographer Hamber @Janne Kutja...do check out 132's Thread below on this One of a kind Custom and prepare for a few surprises along the way...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/norwegian-blacksmiths-36-coupe.222004/

Credit to Artist, Photographers, Owners

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My old Dodge made the cover. { NOT }

 

...Artist Ben Mitchell inked Hamber Jimmy1931's Delivery in a true sixties flare...







https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...ntage-background.1028428/page-4#post-11674702

...Hamber @jimmy1931's nasty 57 Sedan Delivery

Credit to Artist, Photographer, Owners
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...an awesome Rendering of Hamber @gas pumper's Hotrod...

Artist Unkown...reminds me of @LOWCAB's styling in art...
Many fantastic Artists here at the Hamb...Big Thumbs up from this Artist to You All...



...A nicely built and Detailed Hotrod Gas...your vision has deep routes in the Golden Years of Hotrod...Happy Birthday Hotrodder...

Hope you have a fulfilling day of Cake and Hotrod!!

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Stogy, The painting was an award from Texaco! They had a car of the decade contest and the low bucket won the decade of the 20's. It was a popularity contest and I was fortunate enough to gather enough votes.

This wonderful car has been sold back to it's original builder and now resides in Texas. It was featured in a 1993 issue of HOT ROD!! I was privileged to be a caretaker of it for about 12 years.

Frank

 

Such a great story Pumper...I hope my Ole Hotrod gets the Caretaker treatment when I let it go...I've been just that for 5 years now...it's more a carrying of the period torch forward as there was a lot to like about 1963...

I hope you have a new Hotrod story to the parting ways with this one...it takes a unique vision to be sought as nailing it with no need for any mods...You saw that...The Art of Period Hotrod...

Thanks for chiming in and sharing that...I love the magic of the Hamb...

 

...I can't quite make the name of the Artist behind this admirable Cutaway of the Dick Frazier Roaring Roadster in Hotrod magazine...but we can celebrate it as that's one of the things Art is for...

Update...Tom Medley is very likely the Artist as mentioned by @lurker mick...











https://americanhistory.si.edu/race-cars/track-roadster?hcb=1

...This gem of a Hotrod Survives today in incredible condition it seems, upon further research it was wrecked in a serious track incident without death and was rediscovered many years later and restored...priceless...

Quoted below...

"Dick Fraizer, Floyd Johnson, and Hack Winniger built this competition track roadster in Muncie, Indiana. It has a 1927 Ford Model T body, a 1928 Chevrolet chassis, and a Ford V-8 engine. Fraizer set a one-lap speed record of 84.23 miles per hour with this car at the Winchester Speedway in Indiana."

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/friday-art-show-6-4-21.1231950/page-2#post-14085424

...A beautiful blue rendering of @AngleDrive's former Hotrod back in the day...Artist Unknown...I would like to credit @quick85 for filtering Angles image to bring out the color...





...Angledrive is recreating his Hotrod of the Yesteryear as it like many past dreams had departed down the road years ago...

Go Angle Go...

How's it coming together Angle? You don't have a build Thread that I'm aware of...

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Hobby shop is full of friends cars. One is almost done (54F100), one should be done by November (30Chevy)
and one by April (67GTO). I have a 41 Pickup for myself I have been progressing on and want to finish that before I start back on the Roadster. Hard to say No when you have been taking care of old customers for years. I just turned 75 last week so I will be on a new 'five year plan'. So I would say I'll start back on the Roadster around April and stay on it til its done. I'll do a build thread at that time. May do one on the '41 also. Thanks for reminding me.

 

Doing what you enjoy, that sounds like your fulfilling a dream many of us share...

I'm sure I'm not alone in admiration of your former Hotrod and look forward to the build in the near future...

 

Thanks, I forgot the '63 Supercharged Avanti that will be done by the end of the year, a really off topic '92 Mustang I am doing over from another shop and a '72 Galaxie 500 Police cruiser for the County Sheriff. All of these projects belong to really good people. So my 7000 square foot shop is pretty full. And yes, I have a couple of good part time friends that hang out and help me.

 

Art work by Ray Falzon.

 

... @Dago 88...that just did put a big smile on my face...art can do that to you...thanks always for sharing the good times...

 

From the looks of the lettering, I'm guessing Tom Medley was the artist.

Mick

 

I had him on my mind but the lettering in the signature just didn't convey that but looking at it again you're right on the money @lurker mick...thank you...