Rolling Art

roaddog52

Sunshine has finally reached the Seattle area. My wife and I were out for an evening cruise and came across this show and shine. Thank goodness for cell phones, because I didn't have my camera.

I believe this rolling piece of artwork is a customized 38 Graham Sharknose. There were so many people flocked around this car, that it was hard to get a good angle for taking pictures.

Phil

black mamba

Great find, Phil. I 've never seen one quite like it. Well done.

Tom

Cygnus Studios

Definitely artwork. These cars have a very devoted fan base.

roaddog52

@black mamba said:
Great find, Phil. I 've never seen one quite like it. Well done.

Tom

Thanks Tom, Never had heard of, or seen one of these before.

@Cygnus Studios said:
Definitely artwork. These cars have a very devoted fan base.

Thanks, now that I've seen it, I'll be packing my camera when I head out for the next show and shine.

torags

Beautiful car

I assume he has hydraulics to raise the car...

I've never seen one; has this body been customized also?

roaddog52

@torags said:
Beautiful car

I assume he has hydraulics to raise the car...

I've never seen one; has this body been customized also?

Thanks. I assume he has hydraulics also. Didn't get a chance to chat with the owner.

Stumblebum

Wow....never seen wheel covers like this before.

roaddog52

@Stumblebum said:
Wow....never seen wheel covers like this before.

Taz, from what research I've done, rear fender skirts were originally available, but I haven't seen any other images with front fender skirts. These front skirts may be custom made.

Phil

willard3

That's a very interesting car. Well done.

roaddog52

@willard3 said:
That's a very interesting car. Well done.

Thanks.

willard3

This was also the beginning of the aero era in car design, Phil, hence the shape.