Rustic Revival Street Rods

Rustic Revival Street Rods Working on old vehicles, displaying my artwork and sharing the history of Clay Center, KS. And showing the progress I am making as I work on the vehicles.

After working for a living all my life, I am now retired and have the time to work on old cars which has always been a dream of mine. I have several vehicles I am working on for myself. I am not an expert by any means but I try to create cars and trucks that make me happy and are not a pile of junk. I have some amazing friends who I love to have stop by and just talk old cars, the weather, or whatever. This is my hobby and I like to share my adventure with others.

02/06/2025
Me sitting at the computer drawing on the screen. This is before I finished the owl...
01/12/2025

Me sitting at the computer drawing on the screen. This is before I finished the owl...

11/18/2024

PHOTO OF THE DAY
𝙵𝚛𝚒𝚍𝚊𝚢, 𝙽𝚘𝚟 𝟷𝟻, 𝟸𝟶𝟸𝟺

In 1943, Ken Fuhrman started his Model A bodied roadster built on a Deuce chassis. This photo was taken in the late ‘40s at a Napa area track with Fuhrman’s finished product. Fuhrman showed the car at the first Oakland Roadster show in 1950. The car featured a plexiglass hood and chromed chassis. This photo was used at the Oakland Museum of California in "The Men and Machines of California’s Car Culture" Show that ran from September 21, 1996 to January 5, 1997.

©AHRF/David Fetherston Collection. (FEA_2676)

See more from this collection: https://ahrf.pulse.ly/eguqlneeii

12/11/2022

This poster announces a fair to be held in Clay Center, Kansas, in 1893.

In 2019 the Kansas Museum of History will present a new special exhibit on the 105 Counties of Kansas. Are you from Clay County? We would like to know what you love about this place in Kansas. Share your stories about your hometown in the comments below or online at http://kansasstories.tumblr.com/

12/11/2022

Kansan William Bert Hart, a well-known semi-professional baseball player, played for several teams 100 years ago. He played for teams in Green, Clay Center, Westmoreland, and Beloit, where they claimed the “independent state championship of Kansas” in 1920. For most of Hart’s work career he worked at the post office in Westmoreland and later operated a hotel and restaurant there with his wife Margaret in the 1940s.

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