The Friday Art Show

I get seven aliens. # 7 was tough to find.

 

Great show again this week! Thank you to our artists!

Aliens frequently hide in @rusty1 ’s artwork. This week it looks to me like seven, plus a dog!

 

As a NON artist...I really like the weekly FAS but...........
would you guys write it down if its a... drawing or a photo !!
I have a hard time telling the difference.
You fellas are amaaazing (as they say on TV)!
Thx
6sally6

 

Saw this couple in a funky shop in Province Town Friday $ 997.00 bucks. It was pretty cool

 

I had something like that but red you could cut the wheels with a little thumbscrew on the side it looked like a side exhaust and wind it up to go in circles.

 

Release all 20 stallions; fingers to the metal; on a proper flat surface; no wind or maybe a tiny bit of tailwind and achieve a mind-boggling speed of 47 mph! Speedster! No. 7...


Cheers, Rob

 

That is Steve Gibbs car, he did or still does work for NHRA
Steve And 50 | The H.A.M.B.

 

always late..... But here are a few scribbles I do on my Garage wall when not working on the hotrods...

 

Excellent
Fixed them for you (full size)
Dan

 

That's a cool ass truck ! I'd drive it. Public Nuisance would be a cool name on the doors !

 

Hey @Richierichpoky
That is indeed some high quality artwork!
Hope to see you contributing more of your work here on the (FAS) , for the rest of the H.A.M.B. Universe to enjoy.

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Thanks from Dennis.

 

Friday Art Showtime

Currently working on this one for a client

 

671 SBC Mid Engine 53 Studebaker Coupe

Hello,

When I was little, I tried reading a long story in one of those old Hot Rod Magazines. Long stories or tech articles and me do not go together. If it takes longer than 15 minutes to read a hot rod story, I leave it alone.

It took me almost a week to finish the article on the Studebaker. At the time, I liked the motor as it came from the factory with a centrifugal supercharger. Even so, it was not as fast as a Chevy Bel Air with a 283 motor and dual quads. But, it was something different. I liked the racy look of the Hawk and it has stayed with me all these years.
old Friday Art
I remember trying to get my brother to build one for the drags and street. It was a sneaky way for me to get a car as I was approaching legal driving status. So, if we built one, raced it at Lion’s Dragstrip, by the time I was 16, it could be mine, since my brother was still driving and racing his 58 Impala. I thought that was a great idea.

Jnaki

It has been a long time since I have read that article and since then I have liked a Studebaker Hawk for a cool streamlined car for all purposes. They are very popular over the years to customize and modify at the other end for high speed racing at El Mirage or Bonneville.

So, this year, I took my old Studebaker Hawk rough draft and made a lowered modified Studebaker Race Car for Bonneville.

Not only is it a Studebaker Race Car that is a salt hugging design, but it has a mid-engine build inside. My other favorite drag race car is the Speed Sport Roadster and the mid engine design has always intrigued me.

Note: Mid-engine 671 supercharged SBC motor should be enough to go fast, yet fit inside of the cab.

"A brother from another mother…” as the saying goes… perhaps, two brothers... Yikes !!

From a different time and place was a modified Studebaker Hawk Nomad Race Car and matching push station wagon, under the ever present blue tent… YRMV

 

Cheers, Rob

 

Good morning gang! Have a great weekend, stay safe!

 

First of all, just let me say, that its really great to see that @57 Corvette ~ Bob is back among us as a weekly contributor to the (FAS) !

Now just because I have a background in Aviation, I have to really get a good laugh, at the attempts of AI to try to get things right.

Gotta love the out of balance 4 blade prop, and the way there is two landing gear but no tail wheel, when in reality, that should have been a tricycle gear, potential T-28 Trojan aircraft.

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The poor little mis- shaped yellow aircraft, to the right in the background is potentially a J-3 Cub, but not today.

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These two accompanying photos that I shot at Oshkosh, are just for reference for those here on the (FAS) that may not know what the real aircraft actually look like !

I am NOT giving you shit Bob, just more praise for the great work you do!
Feel free to use these two photos for future reference and other compositions!
"Cheshire grin"

Thanks from Dennis.

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Tb33anda3rd's 33 Chevy Mercury Series!

 

That’s great stuff, thanks for posting it, hope to see ,more!

 

Many thanks Dennis .....ai has a mind of its own. Sometimes I just compromise and settle for the best I can get....many thanks for the welcome!