Technical Bad-ass '32 roadster - anyone shed any light?

It's Weesner my apologies to you and Keith I believe it is...

Hamber @weez

By the way there have been several Inspirations Built to Weez Artworks right here real compliments in Metal...major compliment to Artists and Art as an influencer in Direction

Don't care what Anyone says Hotrod/Customs The Real Deal are Mechanical Art that Goes...

 

It is True that most Hotrod/Custom Builders had the Vision within the confines of the Cranium...No Art but maybe a pad or workbench with some chicken scratches....Those Builders in no way miss the mark as I look at so many of them with reverance that they can just cut weld and shape as Art without Drawing it And Nail it...Many of them Appreciate the Art too though...as I would expect...

 

The original posted images have been on my garage 'cool wall' as inspiration for a while now. Even though they have been proven to be smoke and mirrors, they will not be removed. Inspiration is inspiration, no matter the source.

 

I think that is just a blurry reflection of cars and people

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/weesner-inspired-hot-rod-hand-built-update.378992/

...this is one...there have been several actually...I will find the 51 Ford Pickup momentarily...

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/?p=11437

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/another-weesner-inspired-hot-rod-lit-up.549162/

...here ya go...boss approved...

 

Thanks Stogy. When I searched 'Weesner' I found it all.

 

We have many high caliber Artists here that have penned or inspired many notable rides...

There is also a Hamber that used 3D to make a Waterfall centerpiece for a 36 Ford dash not to long ago here...

Many times the distinction between 2D and 3D is misunderstood...

@grumpy65 this Thread would have been better started in the Hokey *** Forum as it is Inspired rather than a Traditional Topic especially the original Roadster...I am careful to choose my Forum wisely in respect to those that strive for Full on ******** real deal Traditional...no easy feat...

 

In hindsight, you are indeed correct. When I posted the thread I thought it was a real car. Moderators are welcome to shift it if they so desire.