1956 DeSoto Adventurer stormed on the scene with a hemi engine at 341 cubic inches with a whopping 320 horsepower. It was the pace car at Pike's Peak that year and nothing from the competition could match the enormous power and top speed of 137 miles per hour. Not Corvette, Thunderbird or Studebaker's Golden Hawk.
This Adventurer is probably the best and rarest of the 11 which are known to exist now (of the 996 sold that year). It did not sacrifice luxury either, having power seat, steering, windows, brakes windshield washers and a 15 jewel electric clock in the middle of the steering wheel — which stayed upright at all times!
Stunning!
The most spectacular presentation you have ever seen!
Exploding with brilliance, this fusion of Metallic Print and Optical Acrylic is
clear, smooth and sharp viewed at any angle . . . with an intriguing dimension of depth.
Appears to be printed in glass!!
This is back-mounted with a system allowing it to hang frameless — appearing to float off of wall.
Edition of 30 only — 36" by 24" — $1950
Metallic Print
Edition of 100 only — 18" by 12" — $225
* All works are hand signed and numbered by the Artist.
