the art cars of Stephnane Halleux, Stephane Halleux, exhibits from September 11, 2011 to January 8, 2012 at "La Maison d'Ailleurs" Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland

from http://www.stephanehalleux.com/ via http://starfishpaws.tumblr.com/

For more info on the exhibit: http://www.ailleurs.ch/

More good stuff from Ze Last Chance Garage du 7/8 blogspot

 I bet this starts a movement in Tiki straight 6 valve covers... I think it's effing awesome. Any artist that becomes rich and famous deserves every bit of it. Every artist that doesn't is just one of the thousands that have to compete for our attention and money

If you wonder what to get a biker for xmas... maybe his garage needs one

Pit bike and a Ducati... I admire the effort someone went to to get the envy of the scooter pit bike riders

This fantastic airplane art is from http://speedbirds.blogspot.com/ but found in a small gallery post http://zelastchancegaragedu78.blogspot.com/2011/07/avions-caudron.html

All found on http://zelastchancegaragedu78.blogspot.com/

Exact replica of a 'model T' Ford in stainless steel, near Skibereen

found on http://rhymester.efx2blogs.com/Out%2Band%2BAbout/

1917 Dort brochure was found among the things his grandparents kept, and "They Kept Everything" is his Tumblr

from http://familyephemera.tumblr.com/page/3 

cool images from pour15minutesdamour.blogspot

 I did not photo shop this, I think it's an original print

 Wow, Kevin Bacon before stardom was a model for roller skates... who woulda guessed?

 Huh, the famous car record player, but in a right hand drive car, first time I've seen that!

 The Pan Am Strato Clipper

 Not the Messerschmitt, it's the Heinkel Kabine

 paintings by Samuel Michlap

all from the wide variety of intesting things found on http://pour15minutesdamour.blogspot.com/

Ostrich carts and car art from VintageMarlene.Tumblr

from http://vintagemarlene.tumblr.com/ where there is a ton of good stuff

Art of the automobile (not car) examples of the race cars and advertising of the first 1/4 of the 20th century from OldMotor.com

 This was a jab at the outspoken nut reactionists who didn't want the automobiles to be legal and on the same roads as the horse and carriages. Auto's were loud, fast, and unknown. Sorta the same reaction that Rock and Roll of the 50's, and hot rodders of the 40's had to deal with. So when the Sportsman in the above image asked about the motorist killing anything it was indicating the conservative notion of the old folks that autos were going to wantonly kill pedestrians, horses, and whatever else was in it's way. Maybe there was a thread of truth, because no one was familiar with engines, gasoline, batteries, and powerful cars... all dangerous, explosive, and in the hands of people with zero experience with the dangers of each.

 The above is the artwork of Stephan Marjoram, a fantastic photographer I've posted the work of before, I recommend you follow this link to the 2nd page, and see the awesome photos Stephan posted http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search?q=marjoram&updated-max=2010-02-28T22%3A44%3A00-08%3A00&max-results=20. I didn't know he was such a really damn good artist, but he is. http://stefanmarjoram.com/art.htm

All found on  http://theoldmotor.com/