Art & Inspiration Friday Art Show

Very nice. I can appreciate the amount of time in this one. Great colors.

 

{ RATSTER } I love your model! Do you remember it's name? I built this one years ago. I should've look at the instructions. Lol At one time he had a shifter in his left hand. But gone now?

 

Thanks to all our VET's! Have a GREAT Veterans Day HAMB'ers.

 

...this is the full version of the teaser I did for Jim above...

Being these are Inspirations of builds I follow I always look forward to where the Hambers take them...I know Jim is open minded and might even consider quads let alone crazy paint...we'll see...

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Happy Veterans Day

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Motorcycles over on the Antiquated

 

...Hamber @Runnin shine has a wartime connection with his build The Hubba Hubba, His Gramps Served and when he was a young man he had an Ole Model A Tudor Jalopy with 'Hubba Hubba' painted on the side cowl and well, that's how the hot girls made them feel back then dontcha' know......He met Shine's Grandma in that car...she had to explain that to her parents I guess...

Gramps went to the big sky a few years ago...may he rest in peace...

Hope all is well and look forward to seeing you back here on the Hubba soon my Friend...

Credit to All That Inspired This
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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/friday-art-show-8-13-21.1238206/page-2#post-14162173

Remembrance in Allied Command the world over...is a theme relatable in this image...So many who have served have tread these vast Dry Lakes in good and bad times but the goal here was to go fast and win but not destroy or conquer...

The Hotrods and other Customs had Veterans hands all over them in their creation and piloting them to victories and defeats but it only made them push harder...they started it long ago and here we are...

Thanks to All Hamber's who have served or are serving to protect the Freedom we enjoy and hold precious...

Credit to All that Inspired This...

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...Still killing that ******* bug!!!...and looking cool doing it...

Anyone know what happened to Bgaro's build?

It was sold off and...?

...there was a Hotrod back in the late 50s that looked like it's cousin...

Credit to All That Inspired This

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...One more for Veterans and Remembrance Day...

The Avro Arrow was Bomber Interceptor Project in Canada...had lots of ex and active serviceman a****st the workforce all over Ontario and beyond...build and design was 1953 to 1959...great Hotrod period as well...don't think for a moment there weren't Hotrod/Customs owned by the people working at or supplying Avro...they made good money...

While it was being tested Avro was also building 2 Flying Saucers for the US probably employing Serviceman and Veterans from there as well to oversea production...

Enough history...I just am funning racing the landing Arrow one of 6 fully operational Aircraft...I lost......but it was still fun...

Credit to All That Inspired This

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