Funny Car Art Prints
From Automotive Artist K. Scott Teeters

11" x 17" Parchment Paper Prints.
Just $19.95 each + $4.95 S&H. How to order your prints.
Click the images to see a BIG version of the print.

Beach City Chevrolet Corvette / Brand X Mustang / Kenny Bernstein / Chi-Town Hustler

Bruce Larson / Jungle Jim Liberman / Tom McEwen / Dyno Don Nicholson / Don Prudhomme

Ramchargers / Don Schumacher / Barry Setzer / Whipple & McKlloch

Tom McEwen 1957 Chevy Funny Car - FC-21 Here's the story...	Tom McEwen Hot Wheels Duster Funny Car - FC-22 Here's the story...
Dyno Don Nicholson Eliminator Cougar Funny Car - FC-10 Here's the story...	Dyno Don Nicholson Mercury Eliminator Funny Car - FC-36 Here's the story...
Dyno Don Nicholson Mercury Eliminator Funny Car FC-35	Dyno Don Nicholson Mercury Eliminator Funny Car DRH-3
Don Prudhomme Hot Wheels II Funny Car - FC-26 Here's the story...	Don Prudhomme Hot Wheels 1971 Cuda Funny Car FC-11
Whipple & McCulloch Revellution Dodge Funny Car FC-24	Ramchargers 1970 Challenger Funny Car - FC-23 Here's the story...
Don Schumacher Super Shoe 1974 Vega Funny Car - FC-27	Don Schumacher Wonder Wagon Vega Funny Car - DRH-10
Don Schumacher Wonder Wagon Vega Funny Car - FC-37	Don Schumacher Wonder Wagon Vega Funny Car - FC-38
Don Schumacher - The Shoe 1970 Cuda Funny Car - FC-28	Barry Setzer 1971 Vega Funny Car - FC-25 Here's the story...

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Unframed Print $24.90	Personalized Print $34.90	Framed Print $64.95	Personalized Framed Print $74.95

How to order your parchment paper print. 1. First pick the print image you want, then use the safe and secure PayPal buttons below. 2. All prints are signed by the artist and numbered in a series of 500. 3. * Unframed prints are shrink wrapped on 11.5" x 17.5" cardboard and shipped in a flat mailer. * You can "personalize" your print. CLICK HERE for samples. * All prints can be framed in a 16" x 20" poster frame. CLICK HERE for samples. 4. After you click one of the PayPal buttons below, look for the orange "Proceed to Checkout" button and log into your PayPal account. If you do not have an account, you can use a credit card. 5. After you log into your PayPal account, look for the "Note" box and type the title and number of the print you are purchasing, and proceed to checkout. 6. Or, to pay by phone with a credit card, call: 1-800-858-6670.

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Tom McEwens 1957 Chevy Funny Car - Tom “The Mongoose” McEwen had a good run in the mid-’80s with his Coors sponsored Corvette Funny Car. But as the recession set in during the late ‘80s, Coors decided to spend its advertising money on something besides drag racing, thus leaving the Mongoose without a sponsor. Ever the showman, McEwen decided to have a ‘57 Chevy styled body made for his funny car chassis and took his new show on the road.

The end result was simply stunning! The bright red funny car had beautiful airbrush rendered bumpers, headlights, and grill by Kenny Youngblood. McEwen promoted the car as “The World’s Fastest 1957 Chevy” and ran exhibitions at tracks all over the country.

Unfortunately, the Mongoose was never able to land a major sponsor for the car. This rendition of the car shows how it “could” have looked had McEwen chosen to have his classic “Mongoose” cartoon character painted on the car.

In case you might be wondering how quick and fast McEwen’s ‘57 Chevy was, his best run on the car was 4.72 seconds with a top speed of 265 mph.! - KST

Tom McEwen's Hot Wheels Duster Funny Car - Tom McEwen was the other half of the “Snake vs the Mongoose” team. In the animal world, the only predator that the cobra has is a mongoose. According to McEwen, Prudhomme was always faster on the line, that’s why he was call “the Snake.” The “Mongoose” thing was more of a marketing bit to attract match race booking.

“SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SEE TOM “THE MONGOOSE” MCEWEN TAKE ON DON ”THE SNAKE” PRUDHOMME IN A BEST OF 3 ALL-OUT MATCH RACE! WILL IT BE “THE SNAKE” OR “THE MONGOOSE” IN VICTORY LANE??? BE THERE!!!

Then they would go into a town, they’d sometimes go to the top AM radio stations for quickie interviews with McEwen doing all the boosting. “SNAKE I’M TAKING YOU DOWN 3 OUT OF 3 SATURDAY NIGHT MAN, WHAD’YA GONNA DO ABOUT IT?” Prudhomme, the quiet guy, would just quietly say, “Sure Tom, sure.”

The Hot Wheels deal with Mattel Toys made McEwen and Prudhomme legends in the minds and hearts of boys and toy collectors all over the country. - KST

Dyno Dn Nicholson's ELIMINATOR Cougar Funny Car - After the unfortunate crash of the ‘67 Comet “Eliminator,” “Dyno Don” Nicholson was back in action with a new car using a ‘68 Mercury Cougar fiberglass body. Once again, Nicholson was the man to beat. The biggest difference for the ‘68 car was that Don went from an injected SOHC 427 Ford to a blown and injected 427 SOHC Ford. Thanks to the Pete Robinson blower, Dyno’s Cougar ran consistent 7.3s @ 190 mph!

Carrying on with his match racing ways, the “Eliminator” Cougar just about put everyone on the trailer in ‘68. The Cougar ended in a fiery crash and that was the end of Don’s nitro-burning drag cars. The following year he was into Pro Stock. - KST

Dyno Don Nicholson's ELIMINATOR Mercury Funny Car - When "Dyno Don" Nicholson showed up with this one-piece, flip-top fiberglass car in 1967, everyone was stunned! Don's factory supported, Mercury bodied, Ford powered funny car trumped everyone.

The story goes that when Ronnie Sox first saw Nicholson’s new rig, he asked Don, "Did you know this car was going to look like this before you got it?" Within months, nearly everyone in the funny car ranks had switched to a one-piece fiberglass body over a tube frame chassis setup. This was the beginning of the end of the A/FX era cars. - KST

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