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"Hemi 426" "This is considered by some as the most powerful production motor ever available, it was certainly one of the biggest and heaviest. What else could it be called but "The Elephant". It definitely deserves a tribute. With the "Shaker" hood scoop there was no hiding you meant business. Sit back and listen to it roar."

"Beach Caddy" "Look at all that chrome. The trim on the back of this Caddy is more ornate than the front of most cars. These big old land yachts belong on the water. Doesn't this make you want to relax on the beach in the warm summer sun with a very special friend."

"RS SS" "I took the photograph of this Camaro at a car show in the summer of 2007. I finished this painting Febuary 23 2008. I love the power created by an extremely close view of a machine. Everyone already knows what a Camaro looks like, but few have really taken a good look at every nook and cranny of these sleeping beasts. If the eyes are the window to the soul, shouldn't the headlight be the window into the soul of a classic car."

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	*"Hemi 426"* "This is considered by some as the most powerful production motor ever available, it was certainly one of the biggest and heaviest. What else could it be called but "The Elephant". It definitely deserves a tribute. With the "Shaker" hood scoop there was no hiding you meant business. Sit back and listen to it roar."
	*"Beach Caddy"* "Look at all that chrome. The trim on the back of this Caddy is more ornate than the front of most cars. These big old land yachts belong on the water. Doesn't this make you want to relax on the beach in the warm summer sun with a very special friend."
	"RS SS" "I took the photograph of this Camaro at a car show in the summer of 2007. I finished this painting Febuary 23 2008. I love the power created by an extremely close view of a machine. Everyone already knows what a Camaro looks like, but few have really taken a good look at every nook and cranny of these sleeping beasts. If the eyes are the window to the soul, shouldn't the headlight be the window into the soul of a classic car."