Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Imagine the number of hours spent . . . and then getting this result.

 

Okay, now this is pretty damned cool. I had ZERO idea that any American automobile companies or designers of the '50s had toyed with a "shooting brake" design. It's basically the same design as my WAY OT Mazda. Had it caught on back then, could you imagine how different things would be? I mean, they could have maybe even produced a '57 Chevy hatchback. Sheesh. I dunno if we missed out or dodged a bullet.

 

Another car copied be Lindberg for a 1/8 scale model...

 

Thought I'd see if this could be saved. A lot of the image is gone, but this is a little better:

 

This is probably the nicest re-styling on a 1952-54 ford that I have ever seen.

 

Ed Byrne, whose son, Logan is an attorney, and a television personality.

 

The Bat car.

 

Ty-rods from Massachusetts.

 

George " Whitey " Goulds roadster. Before a re-paint in another color as seen on the cover of Car Craft magazine. Last known to be owned by the son of the owner of "Ken's " salad dressing.

 

The Blockbusters and the Ball Busters.

 

Wasn't this Sam or George Barris wifes car.

 

Back east for sure….