Art & Inspiration Panel-Striped Hot Rods

Another one you have to look close and enlarge to see them.

Posted by @LSGUN here:https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...e-picture-thread.1219009/page-3#post-13925992

 

My A was striped sometime in the early '60s.

 

@James D , do you know where this photo came from? We are trying to locate history of this rod.
Please post your response on this thread:
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/new-member-searching-for-grandfathers-old-ride.1221892/
Thanks.

 

All repeats but all very cool @loudbang .

 

Not sure if I posted this one.

 

Is it just me or is that a young **** Kalivoda sitting behind the wheel?


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The one I’m trying to finish..


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Hey -Brent-, thanks for including our ‘56 on your thread! That pin striping was done in 1975-76 by McPeaks in Riverside California, when Bob Powers owned the car. Bob had bought the ‘56 a year early, and it was Moly Orange with the same pin striping, and lettering font, but was named “Soul’n Motion”. It had been raced as a D/Altered by Elliot Smith of West Covina, California. A year after Bob got it running, it was parked in his drive way, while his next door neighbors had their house re-stuccoed, and painted, an the ‘56 got covered in overspray! The neighbors paid to have it re-painted and striped, so it was painted the current maroon by Bobs Auto Body in Upland, California for $150, and re-striped and lettered by McPeaks for $125. While they were at it, Bob had the name changed to “Yesterdays Child”

 

@Panneton Bros. Racing what an awesome story! Thanks for sharing it. It's such a rad car!

 

Mitch Kim's work on my old Tub.

 

I love em.

 

Love this…..I dream about this ****.

 

This Touring has been posted a time or two. Here is a closer view.

 

Standard equipment on every Model T Ford in 1912.

 

Kyle Martin Striped this 60s era A.



https://instagram.com/worldfamouskylemartin?utm_medium=copy_link

 

Love That!

 

Tony LaMasa

 

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