Traditional Flames

how bout' my 40 Flames by Jerrys house of Color here in northern Ohio

 

Chris

 

one thing about flames, there are no rules, and everyone loves thier own style. thats hot rodding.

 

Rattle Can flames on my 52 Chevy Pickup Project.

 

42 ford

 

well i dont have any pics but i have always liked the flames on the california kid. maybe someone could post some pics of it.
Al.

 

I've always liked flames that blend graaaaaaadually to red... like Flathead Jack's Merc:

 

Now I have some inspriation after looking at those pics.

 

Here you go RetroJoe..

 

in rodders journal ( # 12 i think) the car on the cover is a flat black sedan with coool traditional flames, and mexican seat covers

 

Anyone have a picture of the Bob McCoy 40 Sedan ?

 

Pictures of Drunk Mike's car... taken at The Big 3 in San Diego a year ago by me (hosted on my site, www.readersrides.com) ​

 

roders journal # 12 !

 

here is some of mine

 

i laid these out on my 51 pontiac.

 

Oh, man... I love the paint on that car!!

 

My forty, flamed hood in the lower body color and then I used the oposite color on the rear as a color break.
DD

 

Yes, those flames on Itchy's duece roadster are perfect!

I had not seen that car with the bias blackwalls and non-Merc caps, yet. Looks so much better.

Oh, and there isn't a more perfect canvas for trad. flames than a '40 Ford. But you all knew that, already. God, I miss my old '40 (single tear trickles down cheek).

 

Here are two more,........ my friend Jerry's daily driver 40 P.U.,..... and my buddy Dave's 34 Tudor,..... with flames on one side they both did there own flames and pinstripes.

 

Too bad we can't keep 'em all!Has the new owner taken it to the Road Agents show?I think I saw it there.
Hey how about an update on the '37?

 

My old wagon, flamed by me in my driveway.

 

Flamed by me and striped by Daniel

 

CC.

 

CC.

 

Traditional flames on this Ca*^*%.

 

this is a beater $750 Olds that I added black and flames about 10 years ago. the Lakers were straight, 57 371 to an early 4 speed Hydro.

 

Clone by Dave Kinnaman, Moonsville, Indiana. Pics thanks to The Street Rodder Network