The 58 Hillman

This is my brother Ken's 58 hillman husky. He bought this and put a camaro subframe in it and a small block 302.I painted it and later, bought it and then I put in a 454. One time I let my friend Ralph drive it and he put the frame through the radiator. Then I sold it to another friend, Spanky. He had me paint it orange and put a ford 429 in it. After Spanky passed away, my brother, Ken, bought it again. It would turn 11's in the quarter mile.

more about my shorty Chev truck

Sorry about the image. It's the only ones I have. This is a 73 Chevy with a 454 and a 400 Trans.I cut out 3 feet of the frame and shorten the bed. People thought it was super charged. Because you touch the gas and the tires spin.I traded it to Ralph so I could get my shorty 67 wagon back. I'm now building a new shorty truck. It's a 75 Chevy with a 350. And I still have the 67 shorty wagon.

More cars

That's the Corvair when Wayne owned it. And the Pinto my brother's Ken owns back when Spanky owned it.

I hope you like this

Painting by Jim Bartholomew

"The Apple Orchard" acrylic painting by Jim Bartholomew

more on my corvair

This is what the car looked like when Ralph had it. He painted it Tan then Red and then Blue and then sold it

Some more of my art

No, I didn't put up the same painting twice. Look at them closely and you will the differences. Thank you. Paintings by Jim Bartholomew

More art I hope you like

Art by Jim Bartholomew

more cars

These cars are owned by Steve and Vicki Braun.I painted the 57 Chevy about 25 years ago and he drives it almost daily and he still wins awards with it at car shows.The 62 Chevy, I painted for him about 15 years ago and then he sold it and shortly after that, The man who bought it was in a head on collision and totaled the 62.Steve and Vicki went to school with wife, Denise in Springville.

More Amazing Acrylics

This is my dream car that I hope to be able to drive again someday

 This is a 1965 Corvair 4 door shortened into a 2 door. It has a small block 350 Chevy. Back in the 1970's. This was one of the fastest street cars in Utah. It turned the mid 9 seconds in Bakersfield, California. It was built by a fiend of mine, Wayne Sudweeks and he sold it to another friend of mine, Warren Walker. When Warren owned it, he wrecked it and then tore it apart and then I bought it from him. I didn't do anything with it and then sold it to another friend of mine, Ralph Finlinson. He completely rebuilt the car, Painted it beige and then red and then put it in a movie called "Gold Runner". He took it apart, painted it blue and sold it to another guy who I bought it back from. I'm in the process of rebuilding it.

A little more of my art

Acrylic paintings. Geese flying.

more of my cars

this is my 1967 camaro. I traded a 1929 model A coupe for it and put a motor in it and painted it . and then I sold it

 when I sold the car I got half what it was worth

 the car on the left is my 1968 chevelle. I painted it and did the same dumb thing. I sold it.

this is my 1973 chev truck. I shortened it and painted it. then I traded it to a friend.

the car i drive

it is a 1975 chevelle 4 door wagon i shortend about 30 years ago.

one of my cars

 this is my 1972 vega that i got from dave when i went to the tec for auto body

 i painted it and made the hood scoop

this as at the bonneville raceway. a guy saw it and had to have it