"Kelly's Bar" 1968-1984 The Flying A Ethyl Gasoline

The Flying A Ethyl Gasoline sign was from a photo of a billboard found at a swap meet

Fred Gibb and Dick Harrell

“Boyd’s ’32” highlights the 1932 Ford Hiboy roadster

My vision was that its owner working at the station had parked the Superbird close to the street so he could admire his ride

"Kelly's Bar" 1968-1984 The Flying A Ethyl GasolineKelly's Bar celebrates its stop in Kansas Citys history. The building is said to be the oldest building in the city, located in the Westport area actually on the Santa Fe Trail. It was originally the final outfitter for wagon trains at the edge of town. Kellys Bar moved into the building in the late 1940s and has become a true landmark. Ive created this painting and a series of Limited Edition Prints.