Classic Car Cover Cards

Description: Muscle Car Toons based on the cover of my first comic book featuring muscle cars, classic cars, trucks and motorcycles - Muscle Car Toons by Jeff Hobrath. A classic American hot rod popping a wheelie, lots of chrome, and smoking tires.

Description: A 1951 vintage cover of The Motor magazine showcases an illustration of a sleek black Morris Six MS saloon set in the picturesque English countryside, accompanied by horseback riders and hunting hounds, promoting the slogan “The ‘Quality First’ Morris.”

Description: An antique American automotive magazine cover from February 1914, courtesy of the Hearst organization, proudly unveils its “Chicago Show Number” with a portrait so elegant you’d think the lady just invented driving. Illustrated by H. Richard Boehm, it portrays a stylish early 20th-century woman wrapped in a blazing red head wrap and a snug green winter scarf, flashing a sly smile as she peeks from behind the wooden steering wheel of her vintage motor car—clearly ready to out-charm the horsepower.

Description: The Cars Poster Cover Classic

Description: Based on my photo of the cam cover emblem on a classic 1970s Jensen Healey car (also available in photo)

Description: Based on my photo of the cam cover emblem on a classic 1970s Jensen Healey car (also available in black)

Description: As seen on Rust to Riches, the Lincoln Futura is a concept car promoted by Ford's Lincoln brand, designed by Ford's lead stylists Bill Schmidt and John Najjar, and hand-built by Ghia in Turin, Italy.

Description: Motorista Brasil / Vintage Matchbook Design

Description: REVISTANGO #1085 - Vintage Art Retro Style Comic Pulp Graphic illustration artwork

Description: Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from April 22, 1939. The cover illustration, titled "World's Fair or Bust", was painted by renowned American illustrator John E. Sheridan.