Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

What’s under his hand on top of the double hump head? It’s got a valve cover spacer but that’s funny looking rocker gear.

 

Wow, $110.00/4 and a cup of coffee must have been about twenty five cents!

 

I think Radke's had them for $99.95 when I bought mine in '67.

 

Gratiot Auto Supply

 

I got a set of Cragars in 1971 for my 57 BelAire when Kenney was sponsored by Cragar.
They were $75.00/4.

 

The Metz Buick.

 

The Rockets I remember were welded centers on steel outers.

 

Thanks Anthony,,I thought all Cheetahs was fiberglass,,NOT!

 

That’s the Bob Crespo ‘40 under construction in the background.

 

I think I wanna be a Kustoms guy when I grow up, he got two chicks….

 

Is that the Kenny Ellis three wheeled dragster with Chrysler power?

 

15 bucks a piece for the chrome reverse…

 

Stu Evans T Coupster, Custom Rodder magazine, April 1958:

 

Run what ya brung in '58! This had a '53 Hemi.

 

From a 1962 PHR, ditch the quad headlight stands and it could be a current build.

 

Is.....

 

Stu Evans was an NHL hockey player. I believe this is Jr.

Stu Evans Lincoln Mercury opened its doors in Ecorse, Michigan in 1945 with a franchise granted to legendary Detroit Red Wing Stu Evans by Henry Ford II. Stu Evans was once ranked a top Lincoln-Mercury Internet retailer.