Daytona A100 van from Problem Child Studios... very cool video of a single drawing, and making it animated

Innovative, inventive, and awesome. http://www.problemchildkustoms.com/think_fast.html

Charles has two new photos of the Doodlebug! One of it on Daytona Beach getting it's speed measured on Feb 25th, 1934

Thanks Charles! http://reservatory6.blogspot.com/  is his blog

21 Studs, you awe me, this incredible artwork is made by, Nik, the guy I've admired for all his work on Carros Antigos!

These pinups are based on Gil Evgren's pin up girl paintings http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/01/pinups-by-gil-elvgren.html and that post has the original of this 3rd piece









tell me these aren't the coolest thing you've seen all day. Click on them to get the full size version, and thank http://21studs.tumblr.com for creating them.

musclecarblog.tumblr.com - more great photos

And there was no explanation or link to the source of the above... so I don't know if it's a photo shop or what.

It's a fake! Ludwyg220 used the comment and let us know that the real photo is at http://www.stockmopar.com/supersize-image.php?image=_images/wallpaper/charger-daytona-69_02.jpg&title=Mopar%20Wallpaper

Thanks Ludwyg220! The above is a really good photoshop job!
http://musclecarblog.tumblr.com/

Musclecarblog.tumbler has a great focus on late 60's high performance musclecars, and Mopars particularly

Of course I love this R/T photo, I've got an R/T... and my last musclecar was a Superbee that looked exactly like the above R/T, with a bee on the grill instead of the rt.

For lots more great musclecar photos, and not just mopars: http://musclecarblog.tumblr.com

transporters and haulers in the unusual variety

Just love this above track racer on the flatbed from the 20's

If any car enthusiast were to see this transporter driving by they'd have a heart attack

Looks like a 1938 COE hauling that trailer

What are those on the trailer? Nash or Hudson?

from http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=477

Another dealership with an unsold musclecar, this time an '87 GNX, last one was a '69 Daytona

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/dec/10/business/la-fi-autos-buick-gnx-20101211 for the GNX with 136 miles. The Los Angeles dealership bought it from GM, tried once or twice to make a killing by auctioning it off, and never succeeded. They eventually decided to keep it as an investment they can one day cash in.

http://www.hemmings.com/newsletter/newsletter.html?volume=1&issue=45 for the 1969 Charger Daytona that kept getting shifted between two dealerships but never sold from it's Virgina home... til in 2004 someone recalled they had a gold mine stuffed away in the attic of the dealership and it went to Mecum auctions. I read about it in a magazine, but can't recall much about it.

tipped to the GNX from Jalopnik

A new take on what you can make from a new Challenger, a Daytona tribute!

For a write up on the Heide Performance Products (HPP) “Daytona” concept, read: http://www.autoblog.com/2009/11/05/sema-2009-hpp-daytona-is-one-big-hot-wheels-toy/

but for a better gallery see: http://www.auto-car-shop.com/2009/11/hpp-daytona-dodge-challenger-concept-at-sema-2009/

Shelby's at Escondido's cruisin Grand

I believe this year Shelby hood is unique among car makers in the number of scoops

For Tere's photos of these Shelby's, and she really nailed the c pillar Cobra emblem: http://justacargal.blogspot.com/2009/09/cruisin-grand-in-sept-09_05.html

eye candy from Hot Wheels tumbler

always finding cool stuff: http://hotwheels.tumblr.com/