Showing posts with label Beautiful paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beautiful paint. Show all posts
I haven't seen a cool scallop like this in a long time, I'm really impressed!
these rims, the red paint and matching red striping, contrasting the white walls and scallop
Lots more coverage, so stick around, from the 2010 Grand Natioanl Roadster show to come, here's just a few head turners that caught my attention
If you've seen other cars that Strope's place has worked on, you'll be happy to see another Pure Vision Mopar
This 1956 Fiat transporter was used by Lance Reventlow's Scarabs during the 1960 Grand Prix season http://www.italiaspeed.com/2008/cars/others/events/08/pebble_beach/fiat_transporter/0309.html and then was bought by Carroll Shelby for the Cobra Daytona team cars seen in here http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/02/shelby-cobras-being-transported.html
El Cid is in a magazine this month, just read the article, and can't recall which magazine
I was paying attention to the light and window reflection on the windshields of these two, and think it turned out well
This sign was the coolest one I found at the show, who ever thought of this is a genius
Above, the Glass Slipper
Above, the only 6 wheel hot rod I can recall, and for sure the only one with military tires!
The Moonliner, love it. I've loved the look of this for many years, posted it in 2006: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2006/11/love-mooneyes-stuff.html as it's the cover of the Dean Moon book, and have wondered if it was once painted red, or if this is a different car: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2006/11/terrific-photo-of-streamliner-on-salt.html
I'd like to see this Merc with the trunk closed
just below the Rat fink is a flying eyeball
Above are 3 of 4 Mr Norm's vehicles, the new Demon is behind the truck
Very pretty blue, and yes, I love the car too.
Mi Rancho Grande painted by Darryl Hollenbeck at Vintage Color Studio, wow.
The 59 Ranch wagon we had about 1200 total hours, with 150-200 in just paint work, door jams, under doors, tailgate, under hood, and yes it was my first panel job, but something I had wanted to try for awhile. I had done some blended job Back in the Acme days for Johnny D & Rick Dore. 
Vintage Color Studios has had a website, http://www.vintagecolorstudio.com/ but it isn't working, and I'd rather they focus on awesome paint jobs instead anyway! Looks like their myspace isn't active either: http://www.myspace.com/vintagecolorstudio