Camilo Pardo
Camilo Pardo and His Ford GT Go Full Circle.
Camilo Pardo and His Ford GT Go Full Circle.
Historic photos from a GM Art & Colour presentation constructed for winners of the 1949 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild.
Cool video from 1949. Glimpses inside several Art & Colour Studios. Bill Mitchell and Irv Rybicki are in the film.
More details about the designers behind the scenes. Ed Welburn had a hand in resurrecting the Hurricane.
A very cool design that was inspiration for a lot of designers.
“There is nothing wrong with a three wheel car that adding a fourth wheel wouldn’t fix.” Really?
Ron Will and John Jacobus report from the Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild October reunion held at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.
A few pages from Special Interest Autos #125, September/October 1991 and other stuff.
No, Bruce McCall didn’t design these.
All sorts of cool renderings and photos found online.
Ford Design in 1973 as they grapple with government mandated safety guidelines. Homer LaGassey is featured in two scenes
Trains, Planes, and Automobiles. Larry Wood of Mattel sent me a treasure trove of slides from the late ’40s in an ancient brown metal box with a built-in slide viewer.
New Cord, Dusenberg, and Auburn designs by the League of Retired Automotive Designers.
Photos and text by by Milton J. Antonick.
The League of Retired Automotive Designer’s 2014 project: create new designs for Ford models no longer made.
Photos from the 2015 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild reunion in Salt Lake City.
This missing model turned up on eBay.
If the models still exist, they are probably stored in their original shipping boxes.
A documentary project about the golden age of American car design.
A documentary project about the golden age of American car design.
Studio artwork from the collection of Ron Will and Richard Nesbitt.