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10-28-2004, 10:59 AM
{I was going to just post this in Windy City, but it is more wide reaching than that. Somebody please make this a sticky.}
Quoting from the invitation letter sent by Michael Knab (gallery owner):
Mercury Marauder owners are cordially invited to the <b>Big Fenders & The American Dream Show </b> at <i>Legacy Motors Art Gallery</i>, 4th Floor, 1415 N. Dayton Street, Chicago, <u>November 20, 6:00PM to 9:00 PM</u>.
This is a party AND gallery show displaying artwork of American classic cars of the fifties and sixties. Back when a fender or headlight configuration was a major work of design art! What better captures the exuberance and optimism of the American spirit.
Come see new work from Dave Wendel, Ken Ebert, Nicola Wood and others. Into racing? We've also gotten in exciting new race artwork as well.
Beer and wine will be served. Only minutes east of the Kennedy Expressway off the North Avenue exit. Plenty of free parking for your big Mercury!
<a href="http://www.Automotive-Art.com">Their website </a href>
Quoting from the invitation letter sent by Michael Knab (gallery owner):
Mercury Marauder owners are cordially invited to the <b>Big Fenders & The American Dream Show </b> at <i>Legacy Motors Art Gallery</i>, 4th Floor, 1415 N. Dayton Street, Chicago, <u>November 20, 6:00PM to 9:00 PM</u>.
This is a party AND gallery show displaying artwork of American classic cars of the fifties and sixties. Back when a fender or headlight configuration was a major work of design art! What better captures the exuberance and optimism of the American spirit.
Come see new work from Dave Wendel, Ken Ebert, Nicola Wood and others. Into racing? We've also gotten in exciting new race artwork as well.
Beer and wine will be served. Only minutes east of the Kennedy Expressway off the North Avenue exit. Plenty of free parking for your big Mercury!
<a href="http://www.Automotive-Art.com">Their website </a href>