Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Mike Snively in the driver's seat, speaking with Roland Leong.

 

James Dean.

 

I spent a lot of time and money at the Tik-Tok burger place in North Beach, San Francisco in 1956-1958.

 

Doyle and Ciancetti from Bristol, Connecticut. I connected Dickie Doyle with Tiny Reid from Vernon, Connecticut when Tiny bought the 348" blower manifold from him. I also connected Tiny later, with Paul who bought the manifold to run on his twin "W" engine dragster. One engine was "Algon" injected.

 

Ray Zarick's 26, he still owns it.

 

Rex White behind the wheel with Louie Clements who prepared the Mystery Motor 427 car, seen at the GM Mesa, AZ Proving Grounds for testing before the Daytona 500.

 

I think that the "STOP" sign is trying to tell him something.

 

Those headers look like the ones on Hugh Tucker's roadster when it was Olds powered, but with caps added.

 

A real "Barn find."