"Walter and Vince" This new painting painting pays tribute to Walter Teague and Vince Piggins, Two gentlemen who helped create symbols of the American landscape. Walter Teague was an industrial designer who penned the design of the infamous Texaco service station in 1937. By 1940 over 500 Texaco stations bore the Teague design, eventually over 3000 dotted teh US landscape. Vince Piggins was the father of everything high performance at Chevrolet. He joined GM in 1956 and is responsible for the Z-28 and the C.O.P.O. system of ordering cars that gave rise to Yenko, Nickey and others. Only 950 prints and 95 artist proofs will be published from the original painting. Each signed and numbered print measures 18" x 26" and is printed on high quality acid free stock trimmed to 22" x 28". $85.00 Sorry, this print is now sold out
	"Where Horsepower is Made" Co-Signed by "Mr. Norm" We are in the service department of Mr. Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago. To the right is the parts counter - you can pick up a more aggressive cam, a set of headers or check out the Hemi Block display. Have the new parts installed and take your Dodge back the dynomometer to get the technician to do a "Mr Norm's Dyno Tune". While you are there, check ou the Hemi Dart and the Funny Car. This is "Where Horsepower is Made". "Where Horsepower is Made", the third print featuring Mr. Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge, is signed by David Snyder and Mr. Norm. The two previous prints featuring Grand Spaulding Dodge sold out quickly. So, be sure to order your print early to ensure a copy. Sorry, this print has sold out.
	"Village Ford" Carroll Shelby built the first Mustang GT-350 in early 1965 to go SCCA racing in the B production class. In 1967 the GT-500 with the big block 428 was offered along side the GT-350. Both Mustangs were continually civilized and refined into the luxo-muscle car that bowed out in 1970. Today the Shelby Mustangs are demanding incredible prices at the auto auctions. Sorry, this print has sold out.
	All A's and Three D's Image size 17.5" x 26" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 $85.00 Sorry, this print is now sold out.
	West Side Chevrolet Sold Out on this web site.
	"4501 Irving Park Road" Always spelled with the distinctive backwards "K", Nickey Chevrolet in Chicago was one of the best known "super dealerships" of the muscle car era. Nickey went racing early, starting with NASCAR in 1955, then on to road racing with Dan Blocker. In 1965 Nickey went to the drag races in a car sponsored and equipped for Dick Harrell. By then Nickey Chevrolet was largest supplier of Genuine Chevrolet Parts and speed equipment. They had two locations by partnering with Bill Thomas in Anahiem, California. The showroom in Chicago always sported a few 427 equipped Camaro and Chevelles. "4501 Irving Park Road"is available as a limited edition of only 950 prints, plus 95 artist proofs. Each print measures 18" x 26", and is printed on high quality acid free paper trimmed to 22" x 28". $85.00 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Don's Place We all know the story. A small block Chevrolet dealership owned by a road racer, he builds some special cars and becomes a legend. The few hundred cars that Don Yenko built, starting with the Corvair Stinger have become some of the most sought after collector cars. That same sleepy little town in western Pennsylvania, Cannonsburg also produced Perry Como and Bobby Darrin. Hours of research went into making "Don's Place" as accurate a depiction as possible. I talked to Yenko historians, Canonsburg historians and several people who used to work for Yenko Chevrolet. A special thanks goes to Dave Avolia and Tom Clary for all their help with this painting. Image size 18.25" x 26" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sold Out on this web site.
	Give It Some Gas It's the summer of 1974 and the end of an era. OPEC continues to put the squeeze on the gas nozzle, Sunoco 260 is up over 50 cents a gallon and those 440's and four barrel carbs drink that stuff like water. Congress is starting to talk about a national 55 mile per hour speed limit. This print by award winning automotive artist David Snyder pays homage to that era. So fill it up and "Give it Some Gas", there are places to go, people to see and place to go, let's hit the road. Image size 18" x 34" on 22" x 36" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	E=Muscle Car 2 Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Brice Road Image size 13" x 37" on 17.5" x 39" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Concours d' Elegance at Ault Park Featured poster for this annual event. For 2003 the Corvette is the featured marque and David has concentrated on some of the winning racers. Ault Park is in a suburb of Cincinnati, if you are in the neighborhood please stop to see close to 200 vintage and classic cars, benefits the Arthritis Foundation. Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Catching a Few Z's Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, Sold Out Original Art Available.
	Doctor and the Dinosaur Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Eat and Run at the 396 Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Hemi's Under Gas Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Red, White and Big Bad Blue Image size 18" x 26" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 950 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Bowtie Kicks Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 1250 Sorry, this print has sold out.
	Flight Fuel for the Birds and Bees Image size 18" x 26.5" on 22" x 28" heavy paper. Edition Size 1250 Sorry, this print has sold out.