[muddytalker]

Not quite Dragster Artwork but Helmet Artwork. But still, very tasty all the same.

Photo by Eric Sawyer

[ukdrn]

Some more good art and signwritting.
Mick Hillier's 'Pony Express'

Paranoia

Graham Barrs 'Neon Star'


Des Taylors 'Revell Rebel'


Images:Nick J

[ukdrn]

The excellent artwork on Don Garlits car that came to the UK in 1976.

Image:Nick J

[muddytalker]

Here’s a couple more for the Dragster Artwork thread.
Visiting American Todd Simpson’s ‘Borrowed Money’ ‘88 Dodge Daytona Top Alcohol Funny Car.

Tony Frome’s ‘Sundance’ rear engined Funny Car which was formerly Ed Shaver’s Castrol VX4/90.

The repainted Santa Pod wheelie Stingray Corvette here in the hands of Carlo Gandolfi.


Barry Sheavills ‘Team Anglo American’ Top Alcohol Dragster operation.

And not quite British, but still raises a chuckle. This photo was given to me by John Wright.

[muddytalker]

Here's some more artwork.
Tom Laffey's A/Modified Ford Capri at Blackbushe.

Richie Lea's Super Gas 'Southern Raider' Trans Am. Photo by Dick Parnham'

The nitrous hatch on Dave Mingay's Pro Mod Vauxhall Calibra.

The awesome Fiat Topolino of Tony Betts. Photo by Paul Duxbury.

[jonmental]

This is the artwork on my old blown rover digger " The Happening " from a few years back done by Neil at H signs from Thetford. At the time the fastest cars were running small blocks, so to put the cat amongst the pigeons I thougt this would liven things up.
I will be using the orange/red scheme on my next car that is on the jig at present..........now you know.
Ironically the new car will feature a killer small block chevy.[/img]

[timetravel]

I had some Terry Bull artwork on my slingshot in 1996

[muddytalker]

I wondered when you were going to slip that one in Nick.

[ukdrn]

One more for the collection, Ray Hoare's 'Saxon' Rail

[JonC]

One more for the collection, Ray Hoare's 'Saxon' Rail

Looks more like a Viking to me, though of course the Horned Helmets were a Victorian historical construct; there being no record, neither literary nor archaeological of Horns ever being attached to battle headgear in Northern Europe pre 1900 fancy dress parties. The shield is all wrong as well, the centre Boss design being far more Nordic than Belgic in origin. The Laurel Leaves forming a Diadem around the outside of the motif are republican Roman in origin, just to confuse matters still further.

Great pic though...