Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

I took a picture of this truck at Paso Robles. not sure what year, anyone seen it lately?
..of course it has been discussed here on the HAMB:
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/does-anybody-remember-this-truck.175650/page-6

 

Pic taken at Eddie Ford's farm at South Muckleford in Victoria. The 34 was traded to Don Spinney of Boxboro, Mass for a 32 3 window coupe which Eddie still has. First 32 is mine, bought it in 66 for $100 and still have it but #1 son "borrowed" the chassis and other parts for his 32 roadster project over 39 years ago. Not sure on the Model A, could have been Jeff Randalls that ended up with an SBC and red paint. Next 32 is Eddie's and still exists in his museum in unfinished state. The T belonged to Bob Bailey and is long gone.
All those cars were stored in the hayshed but as you can see it was a good crop that year so they had to shift.

 

Walter Brennan with TV Tommy. Looks like they are filming a TV show or movie.

Edit: Per Tommy : The only time anyone complained more was Walter Brennan in a series called Tycoon. He and I built the car in the show. I didn't make it to the drag strip on time, and he jumped in the car and won the race (in the story). When he got in, it was fine. But when they tried to get him back out again (it was a front motor car with a tail section), he was over 80 and not very flexible and he couldn't get out. They finally tied a rope on him and hoisted him out and that was the end of his driving career. (It had just been a shot of him getting in without the motor running). Of course, I did the driving for the run (facemasks worked good for stunt doubling).