"Boyd's '32" Frame Option:Framed “Magnificent Seven” shows a very

“Magnificent Seven” shows a very unique two-story dealership building as the setting for one of each generation of Corvette

but ultimately decided on black because so many production cars had black interiors

Lauderdale Beach House that Harley owned in the 1960’s

They are parked in front of the newly designed Berger dealership

Wyoming that advertised the last of the High Button Shoes

"Boyd's '32" Frame Option:Framed “Magnificent Seven” shows a veryBoyds 32 highlights the 1932 Ford Hiboy roadster, a terrific subject for my art. I chose to paint a red Deuce since red creates reflections like no other color. The Flying A Ethyl Gasoline sign was from a photo of a billboard found at a swap meet. I converted it into a brick wall sign and added the patriotic trash barrels.