1935 Plymouth Streetrod by kenmo

Photography • Illustration • posted on Aug 22, 2005

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jocko500

9:42PM | Mon, 22 August 2005

all these could be in a car book; super job

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DRAKELOT

10:05PM | Mon, 22 August 2005

EXCELLENT WORK AND SUPER CAR !!!

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jif3d

11:08PM | Mon, 22 August 2005

Speedy Ken and the Hottest hot rod's around!!!kool pic Ken!!!Cheer's jif3d

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Mikan

11:27PM | Mon, 22 August 2005

ay..1935???? uhhh..lovely!

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Hendesse

1:03AM | Tue, 23 August 2005

This looks outstanding again. Excellent creation and PW. Superb!

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kenwas

1:19AM | Tue, 23 August 2005

Excellent piece!

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fluffgirl

1:56AM | Tue, 23 August 2005

Im nuts about illustration,so I had to stop and look at yours.. and Im glad I did it is really well done..did you use photoshop..? for the effect..they really are very good.. love the whole pic..great work...

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Gor111

2:35AM | Tue, 23 August 2005

Beautiful car together with a wonderful postwork! I like the 2D style here! Bravo!!! v

cloughie

2:36AM | Tue, 23 August 2005

Now you're getting near the knuckle...this car is only 13 years older than me....careful!!!!! V

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tallpindo

6:41AM | Tue, 23 August 2005

This was one of the first "turret tops" I learned years ago looking at the stacks of National Graphics from that year in my grandfather's attic. Johnny Stiff had a 2 dr of this and hung a moose head from the grille and drove around with it. It was a cow head a local machine shop owner had shot in Canada and found the head unattractive. Johnny thought her exquisite and raised her all the way to the top of the high school flagpole. The janitor was knocked to the ground by her fall when he released the chain to put up the flag. So do we remeber such snippets. Excellent progress on the illustration idea.

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