Maestro: Bill Mitchell, Second Edition
Dean’s Garage reviews Maestro: Bill Mitchell, Second Edition by Roy Lonberger.
Dean’s Garage reviews Maestro: Bill Mitchell, Second Edition by Roy Lonberger.
More Studio Art found online.
More Studio Art found online.
The story of Wally Byam’s trailer.
Not just another book of shiny car photos.
This posts features a sampling of the hundreds of exterior shots that were not published in Chevy Tri-Five Custom Interiors and Ford Roadster Custom Interiors.
Only Corvette owners could get Corvette News and I didn’t own a Corvette, or know anybody that had one.
The untold story behind GM’s most iconic cars.
Text and photos complements of the car’s owner and builder, Dave Crook.
An exhaustive historical account that you can’t put down.
This post features artwork by Richard Nesbitt.
“It has that big car look, but only one of us was easily able to occupy it.”
Sharf now has thousands of car drawings, mostly from the 1930s through the 1960s.
A monument to the automotive age in the middle of Las Vegas.
Multi-layering process and technique.
A remarkable collection of original studio art.
Nobody I had ever encountered before could have possibly adequately prepared me for meeting Pete Maier.
Telepathic cars.
It’s no big secret that a lot of early motorcars took their body design from carriages. But it’s less obvious that carriage design evolved from shipbuilding.
Firebird III Motorama Production Filming at the GM Mesa Proving Grounds.
Those were the days.
We don’t know what a Baumm is.