CUDA 440-6

First was the Mustang..which originated the “Pony cars” moniker..then in ’67 came the Camaro. Plymouth had the Barracuda in 1964 but it wasn’t until 1970 that MOPAR get serious. The ‘Cuda 440-6 was a brutal car. Handling and speed. Arguably the most menacing visuals of all the “pony cars”. The shaker hood would move with the twisting torque of the engine creating a scene of controlled chaos under the hood that sent a message to the driver and onlookers that something epic will happen at any moment.

Capturing that moment just before the beast is unleashed is what this 16″ x 20″ acrylic on canvas board painting is all about.

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