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"1954 Corvette" Original acrylic on canvas
For more original paintings of the classics, visit the Mary Yeadon gallery
"1949 Indian Warrior" Original acrylic on canvas Size: 14" x 11" This is the only one - no prints will
be made
" Donald's Deuce"
by Dick Duerrstein
Signed original oil on canvas Size: 24" x 30" Sorry, sold
"'59 Caddy Limo"
Original pastel on archival art paper Size: 18" x 24" This is the only one - no prints will be made
See more original pastels by D.F. Gray
"1956 Triumph "Bathtub" 350"
Original pastel on archival art paper Size: 18" x 24" This is the only one - no prints will be made
See more original pastels by D.F. Gray "Vintage
Werks"
Original oil on canvas
"Adrenalin"
Original pastel
Legendary flat track racer Scott Parker with the first win of his nine AMA Grand National Championships "Awesome
Engine"
Original oil on canvas
"The Mascot"
Original oil on canvas
According to Harley-Davidson legend, the origins of H.O.G. (Harley Owners Group) are rooted in the early 1920s. Racer Ray Weishaar adopted a small pig as his unofficial mascot and his success inspired the fans to start calling his team the "hogs". In 1983, the Motor Company used the H.O.G. initials to form the Harley Owners Group. The human-animal bond is great and mighty. The team would parade around the track after a win with the pig celebrating victory!" "1 Cool
'60"
Original oil on canvas
"American Chopper"
"American Chopper"
Sorry, this has recently been sold. "'38 Bow Tie"
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