Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

George Barris.

 

Good proportions.

 

And, Joe has a 1955 Buick special two door with a 401" Nailhead, turbo 400, and an Oldsmobile rear end. He has owned the Buick for more than 30 years. How do I know ? He is my son, I am proud to say.

 

Morris Srabian's " Wild Cat", which was burned up in the fire at George Barris's shop.

 

What a shame.....

 

My submission for, “World’s Longest Ladder Bars”.

 

Bob Grossi’s beautiful T coupe. I did headers and the exhaust system on his ‘38 or ‘39 Ford pickup when I was in my 20s. I was supposed to get $100 and a set of Volvo disc brakes for early Ford. Got the cash, never did get the brakes. Didn’t matter, I ended up putting Corvair/Camaro IFS on my coupe. Fun working with him and Frances Derocco, who was the LA Roadster club prez at the time (IIRC).

 

Don Holtzeul ?

 

Coupester?

 

This is the Aussie Riverside , also known as Fishermans Bend, on the Yarra, outer Melbourne .

 

No, it’s a ‘32 Cabriolet with the top of the windshield modified. The location of the upper door hinge and the lack of reveal lines next to the deck lid give it away. Cabriolet and three window were the only Deuces without reveals there.