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Ah, flames of various colors and extent painted on the body of a car. History is not entirely sure who first came up with the idea that painting flames is a cool way to advertise one’s customizing talents, but the reality remains that not long ago, and for a number of years, you weren’t cool if your ride wasn’t engulfed in this visual-only fire.
We lost count of all the subtle touches and Easter Eggs crafted by the Ranweiler family. It takes a lot to impress the judges of the world’s largest hot rod association. That’s why this 9-year build spared no expense.
Nowadays, wood is a material that is used in building high-end cars, with the finest examples of it making for incredibly luxurious interiors. But there was a time when people appreciated the look and feel of wood on the exterior of their cars, and there was nothing luxurious about them.
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HEMI-Powered 1941 Willys Americar Shakes With the Rumble of 1,000 HP 18 Feb 2021, 15:24 UTC · by The Willys Americar must be for custom shops across America, be it famous or less so, a pleasure to work with. The car’s lines, unique on the automotive scene, can be transformed into real works of automotive art by talented hands, and there seems to be no limit to the type of hardware that can be hidden inside the body. 31 photos The Americar was a quirky proposition on the car scene that started life before the Second World War in 1937 and died right in the middle of it, in 1942, killed...