Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Looks like Mr. Ivo had one of the earliest sets of "step headers".... I've never even considered painting an engine white, but it sure looks good on his car.

 

They're ALL breath-taking........
6sally6

 

That's an ass.......and a fine one I might add !!
6sally6

 

Sped mine UP

Ben

 

5 deuces.........that's odd !
6sally6

 

^^ possibly the outside carbs are not functional

 

The Model "T" was essentially a tractor. Farmers used them in the field, the Model "T" truck was used to haul anything and everything. Post office used them. At that point in the automobile history just having one just for transportation was kind of unheard of. The later Model "T" was used less as a work vehicle. By the time the Model "A" came about they were being used more as transportation than as tools.

 

There is a Mt. Healthy in Ohio. From the looks of the 57 Chevy it probably is Ohio. The newest car I see is 1960, if that's true, the 57 is only 3 years old.

 

Mt Healthy is a burb of Cincinnati , Oh . I worked for energy co in the area . This image looks as if it could very well be Hamilton Ave , Mt Healthy ( Cinti ., Oh .) Norwood assemble (GM Plant ) was very near to this location as well as was Fisher Body in Hamilton , Oh . . I’m not sure but that 57 may have been born there .

 

"Right turn Clyde"

 

When out late-night cruising, always carry a spare.

 

The Andregg roadster.

 

Its going to fit, one way or another!