Trunk lid art

[Jerry Forrester]

A friend of mine, a good ole Georgia country boy, likes to take old hoods and trunk lids and use them as his canvas. Here's a '62 Lark trunk lid he did for me. I'm going to hang it from the ceiling in my store.



I had it on display at SB last weekend and got a lot of ooooohs&aaaaaaaahs

Jerry Forrester
Forrester's Chrome
Douglasville, Georgia

[Mr Speed 53]

I saw it and thought it was cool! Must also mention that your Chrome work is Top Quality! and enjoyed meeting you. Ed

[DEEPNHOCK]

I can't tell if it is a$$backwards flames, or hardened arteries[}]...
And flesh colored skin, to boot! (pun intended)
Jeff[8D]
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[woodysrods]

Traditional flames on Black make a much larger statement. And trunks and hoods done like this make great rain awnings over your shop entrance.
Good Roads
Brian

Brian Woods
woodysrods@shaw.ca
1946 M Series (Shop Truck)

[silverhawk]

Thats really neat!

Dylan Wills
Everett, Wa.

'61 lark deluxe 4 door wagon

[Bredehoft]

+I saw that trunk lid with my dad. i commented that wwhile it would bolt on to my lark, the yellow wouldn't really match my black car it is much brighter than the picture shows.

--george

1963 Lark Daytona HT - 63V J8 175
53-54 C/Ks, 55 Speedsters, 63 Daytonas, Wagonaires Registries

[Nelsen Motorsports]

The best example of that is the 34' Ford 3 windoe from The California Kid, that is just THE perfect flame job.

quote:Originally posted by woodysrods

Traditional flames on Black make a much larger statement. And trunks and hoods done like this make great rain awnings over your shop entrance.
Good Roads
Brian

Brian Woods
woodysrods@shaw.ca
1946 M Series (Shop Truck)

Alex Nelsen, 15 year old Studebaker nut.
1954 Champion Coupe
Lizella, GA