very hot! nice job!

Awesome lettering job. Hope plasticdip fad die off.

fantastic lettering

I hate the thought of such a wonderful skilled trade like this dying out. it's truly beautiful.

WOW, great work

Outstanding, blown away, Thank You

The car looks fantastic but the gril wow the gril got me out standing job

Way beyond my meager talents. My greatest moment was one season back in the 70's,. At our local dirt track, at the end of the season the top car in each of the three classes sported my lettering. Even the sponsor logos coca cola, schlitz and shell on these cars I hand painted.
Emmitt

passion is the key term

Wow. Awesome skills. Done the original hard way. Love it. And thanks for the memories, i remember seeing Big Daddy Don Garlitts and Don the Snake Prudomme at Great Lakes Dragway every labor day as a kid with pit pass

please please tell us what the music is .i would love to play it all day in my paintshop

Music name?

you do awesome work be proud of it and thank you for still doing it for the nostalgia guys this is what makes the cars.

Excellent Job.  I admire your talent and wish you well.  Talent like yours is a lost art.  Where are you located?  With the Nostalgia Funny Car Boom…. I hope things are better for you in the future.  Good luck.

That is some excellent work, my friend. LOVE IT!! Where do you get your gilding supplies? I have a cafe racer project I am working on and plan on doing some gold leaf accents on the paint. Do you have a preference of manufacturer?

Beautiful craftsmanship!!!! Are there any DieCast or model kits of this car? Major kudos to the Master of a 'Lost Art'

Fantastic job to all involved. that Vega looks great!

Super Cool and takes me back to a day when stuff was real!!!!

Mike

What a beautiful job you did for Steve….did you do the lettering and the BLEW BY YOU on Steve,s crooks 56 chevy?

In a world seemingly dominated by vinyl wraps and the like, it is extremely pleasing to see a true craftsman applying his trade, and to such a high degree.  The expressions on the faces of the owners, along with their comments as they see more and more of the Vega, says quite a lot in regards to the quality of the work and the skills and artistry of the painter.  It's definitely a lost art, and I can only hope that more and more people take an interest in it, and try to continue the tradition, if not to popularize it again. This is excellent work by a man who apparently loves what he does!!