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Fast Eddy's Hot Rod Art

This custom hot rod designer lays it out on the drawing board for all to see!

By J.R. Janicek

Once again, Fast Eddy has returned! Fast Eddy is becoming a regular feature here at Elite Streets Magazine and we don't mind it one bit. Ed sent us more of his custom auto renderings which push the envelope in custom auto design. As always, we caught ourselves gawking at his fine art work and asking ourselves the question: "Now, why didn't we think of that?" Read on to get the details on his latest work and maybe some of them will inspire you in your custom auto project.

If you wish to have your project built on paper before begin to bust knuckles and drop green backs, you can contact Ed at: 281.455.2883. To catch a glimpse of more examples of Ed's work, go to www.fehrarules.com. Be sure to tell Ed that ESM sent ya!

Note: Click on the pictures to enlarge!

	The "Green Machine" you see pictured here is a 1930's car styled like a 1940's car with all of the aerodynamics of modern day autos. Named the "Coup de Ed" this hot rod is a 100% conceptual idea from paint to wheels. This one is all Ed folks, so look no further!
	This "Yellow Job" is another 100% conceptual drawing that was found floating somewhere in the back of Ed's mind! Properly dubbed the "Korvair", it is simply (yeah, the hell you say) a four seat roadster with a monster V-10, 6 speed manual transmission, and Air Ride finalizes the awesome low profile stance! Overall an awesome concept. A good way to "pimp" and "hot rod" all at the same time!
	The Chevy S-10 here is a 1989 model that is actually owned by Ed. The motor is a 4.3 liter that likes to think that it is a V-8! Sounds interesting enough. The taillights have been swapped out for a set of euro styled lights, dual exhaust helps the engine huff and puff its way down the road, a custom cowl hood gives it a muscle car look, and flames running from the front fenders down the side of the doors gives this truck a lot of "forward motion".
	This 1935 Chevy Suburban street rod is a super cool hauler! Can you imagine pulling up at a local surf spot with this baby? I think it would be nearly impossible to actually get into the water without talking to many rod fans! Anyway, Ed says this truck has been body dropped, chopped, and stretched. The wheels are awesome and are a 100% Ed White concept!
	The pictured here is a Nissan Skyline. It has been dropped, shaved, and sports a red on pink on red flame job. If you pull up an auto show with this ride, there is no doubt you will be the center of immediate attention.. hands down.
	This is Chevrolet's HHR concept. Ed did this rendering when Chevy first introduced the concept to the public. At the time, there wasn't a rear shot available. Interesting how things work out!
Finally, we have to mention our personal favorite... the 1967 Chevy Pickup(see the large image at the top of this page). The tailgate is smoothed out and the belt line from the door to the nose has been chopped to meet with the GMC Envoy headlights. The top was also chopped 3-2 with A-pillars laid back. The grille and taillights are a 100% Ed White concept idea.

Fast Eddy's Hot Rod Art

22511 Dabney Manor Lane
Katy, TX 77449

Ed White, Owner
Specializing in custom automotive art.
Contact Information: edwhite@fehrarules.com
Web: www.fehrarules.com



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