"The Tastee Freez" Frame Option:Unframed The featured building was actually

The featured building was actually a college bar in Stillwater

and the Chamber of Commerce there provided him with a photograph of that dealership taken in the 50’s or 60’s

especially finding significant background subjects relevant to the history of Shelby

and I consider this painting as unique as “The Resurrection” of Corvettes being lifted from the Corvette Museum’s “Sink Hole

"The Tastee Freez" Frame Option:Unframed The featured building was actuallyThis painting recreates for me the thrill of seeing my first Sting Ray in the fall of 1962. Darwin Clark, the owner of a black 1963 coupe and then a vice president of General Motors, was eager to let me photograph his car as the subject of a watercolor painting. I envisioned it beside a Kirksville, Missouri, landmark, and The Tastee Freez became a special memory for me.