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These were a couple write-ups on me from Sacred Octagon and Classic & Sports Car. If you're interested in reading them, please click on the individual pages and then hit the magnifier icon. Thank you.

Guns, Girls & Bootleg Booze

In the years just before World War II, the cars most moonshine runners drove were 1938 through 1940 Ford V8s. The solid axle transverse sprung cars just out handled most soft sprung cars with independent front suspension. I had been thinking about doing a picture of a bootleggers coupe for a good while. I just needed a good story idea. One day, I was sitting on a stool in my favorite bar, when a girl I knew walked by wearing a long white old west duster! Stacy was perfect for the picture that was taking shape in my head. So while Stacy stands guard as the white whiskey is unloaded--here is Guns, Girls & Bootleg Booze.

Bugatti Girl #1

This type 57 Bugatti with coachwork by Graber spent some time in Atlanta during the 1970's. At one time it was stored at my house, and I got to drive it several times. Car in colored ink and the woman in Prismacolor pencil.

Bugatti Girl #5

A type 57C Atalante Coupe. This car was part of a display at the High Museum in Atlanta, March 2010. The display included 18 cars and was titled "The Allure of the Automobile". The car was done in colored ink and the woman in Prisma color pencil.

Mostly Blue

1949 Delahaye with stunning one-off coachwork by Saoutchick. I saw this car a couple of years ago at the Ameilia Island Concours and it is one baeautiful automobile! Colored ink, Prismacolor blue pencil, blue gouache background.

VINTAGE WEDDING

Lamborghini