I saw it, I liked it, I cut it!

[munzieb]

I found a picture of a 30's car that I knew I had to cut. Its a 1938 Cadillac V-16. Only a very few were made though there was some talk that Cadillac wanted to make the v-16 back in '08. Didn't happen. Plaque is 16 x 12 BBPW on 1/4" backer. Shellac and Gloss Lacquer finish and help from Denny at Artcrafter for "0" skiptooth blades.

[Scrolling Steve]

Sweet...Very nice work!

[jerry walters]

WOW Bernd, that looks great.

Jerry

[Scrappile]

That is a beauty Bernd!  Really a nice cutting.

Edited March 19, 2024 by Scrappile

[munzieb]

6 hours ago, jerry walters said:

WOW Bernd, that looks great.

Jerry

I'm waiting for you to post.

[munzieb]

5 hours ago, Scrappile said:

That is a beauty Bernd!  Really a nice cutting.

Thanks Paul, The train is in your court Ha!

[edward]

Very nicely done, I  like those old cars.

[rjweb]

Fine looking work, RJ

[keefie]

Very nice work.

[Denny Knappen]

My that is mighty fine.  Looks like those blades work for you!

[munzieb]

6 hours ago, Denny Knappen said:

My that is mighty fine.  Looks like those blades work for you!

Loving those blades. Thanks for the help!

[red river]

Man, that is some mighty fine work. In my view the 1930's and 1940's produced the best looking body styles in American automobile history. Your project is a great representation of that era.

[Peter N White]

Great cutting for a great looking car.

[bobscroll]

Well done Bernd, Great looking project you did there! Thanks for showing, Bob

[munzieb]

8 hours ago, red river said:

Man, that is some mighty fine work. In my view the 1930's and 1940's produced the best looking body styles in American automobile history. Your project is a great representation of that era.

I agree, better than the aerodynamic turtles we have today.

[Thruster]

Nice piece, reminiscent of the old style car ads.

[wombatie]

Wow.  Fabulous work.  Love it.

Marg