“65
Mustang GT”
Retired from the car show winners
circlee.
22" by 17" Giclee from hand brushed acrylic.
“Field
Of Dreams”
1956 Thunderbird
at Sully Car Show.
22" by 17" Giclee from hand brushed acrylic.When my family
moved back to Washington D. C. this was the car I most wanted. Later
I had to make a choice, restore a chassis and body without interior
or go to college.
“Waiting
For Its Owner”
1967 Mustang GT parked in front
of Jerry's Ford.
22" by 17" Giclee from hand brushed acrylic.
“An
Italian Bad Dream”
For almost a decade and a half
Scuderia Ferrari was winning most of the European races.
American automobiles had never done very well in road and endurance
racing in Europe until Carroll Shelby mated a small block and later
a large block Ford engine to an AC Bristol Chassis. The result was
that these Cobra, began to win consistently. Until the areodynamicly
cleaner "Dyatona Coupe" won the world FIA sports car championship
in 1965.
22"
by 17" Giclee from hand brushed acrylic.
“Another
Sunrise”
The Mazda is a company owned in
part by Ford. The Miata was a return to the affordable sports car
whose designers looked to the 60s Lotus Elan for inspiration.
22"
by 17" Giclee from hand brushed acrylic.
“Southwest
Outlaw”
The last of the big guns. Even
the "Judge" had to go.
22"
by 17" Giclee from hand brushed acrylic.
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