The Holley 4150 isn't just a carburetor. It's the carburetor. Four barrels, dual-feed design, the mechanical heart that turned regular cars into monsters. If you built anything fast between 1957 and when emissions regulations killed the party, you knew this thing intimately.
I wanted to capture that specific moment of mechanical education, when you're young enough to be fearless but focused enough to actually learn. No YouTube. No forums. Just you, a Chilton manual, and 222 pieces of precision-machined aluminum spread across your driveway. Every gasket, every jet, every accelerator pump spring had to go back exactly right, or the thing wouldn't run. That pressure made you pay attention.
The exploded view diagram floating around him? That's lifted straight from technical service manuals. Someone had to draft those by hand. Every line, every callout number, every assembly sequence—pure analog craftsmanship. These weren't just instructions; they were mechanical education in ink.
And yeah, that Tiffany blue background is a choice. Hot rodding is supposed to be greasy and loud and working-class. Fine. But the mechanical precision in a properly tuned 4150 is as elegant as anything Tiffany ever made. The color says the quiet part out loud: this is precision work, even if you're doing it in a t-shirt.
Original Painting: 2,200€, 120cm x 120cm, Acrylic on canvas. Ships rolled with stretcher bars.
Shipping: Free shipping. 5-14 days, depending on your location.
Certification: Comes with a certificate of authenticity, signed, dated, and stamped by me.
Free Mockup
If you would like to see this artwork on your wall before you buy, you can send a photo of your wall, and I will create a mockup.
For best results, follow these steps:
Remove any clutter from in front of the wall. It would be best if the wall were blank.
Stick a piece of paper (with the size written on the sheet, i.e, “A4” or “Letter”), a Dollar/Euro, or ruler, to the wall as a size reference.
Take a natural, well-lit image of your wall.
Email your photo and the size of the print you’re interested in to studio@evansmade.com
I’ll email your photoshopped image within 1-2 working days.
NOTE
This painting comes stretched and ready to hang. It DOES NOT come framed. If you’re interested in having it framed first, please contact me directly.
The Holley 4150 isn't just a carburetor. It's the carburetor. Four barrels, dual-feed design, the mechanical heart that turned regular cars into monsters. If you built anything fast between 1957 and when emissions regulations killed the party, you knew this thing intimately.
I wanted to capture that specific moment of mechanical education, when you're young enough to be fearless but focused enough to actually learn. No YouTube. No forums. Just you, a Chilton manual, and 222 pieces of precision-machined aluminum spread across your driveway. Every gasket, every jet, every accelerator pump spring had to go back exactly right, or the thing wouldn't run. That pressure made you pay attention.
The exploded view diagram floating around him? That's lifted straight from technical service manuals. Someone had to draft those by hand. Every line, every callout number, every assembly sequence—pure analog craftsmanship. These weren't just instructions; they were mechanical education in ink.
And yeah, that Tiffany blue background is a choice. Hot rodding is supposed to be greasy and loud and working-class. Fine. But the mechanical precision in a properly tuned 4150 is as elegant as anything Tiffany ever made. The color says the quiet part out loud: this is precision work, even if you're doing it in a t-shirt.
Original Painting: 2,200€, 120cm x 120cm, Acrylic on canvas. Ships rolled with stretcher bars.
Shipping: Free shipping. 5-14 days, depending on your location.
Certification: Comes with a certificate of authenticity, signed, dated, and stamped by me.
Free Mockup
If you would like to see this artwork on your wall before you buy, you can send a photo of your wall, and I will create a mockup.
For best results, follow these steps:
Remove any clutter from in front of the wall. It would be best if the wall were blank.
Stick a piece of paper (with the size written on the sheet, i.e, “A4” or “Letter”), a Dollar/Euro, or ruler, to the wall as a size reference.
Take a natural, well-lit image of your wall.
Email your photo and the size of the print you’re interested in to studio@evansmade.com
I’ll email your photoshopped image within 1-2 working days.
NOTE
This painting comes stretched and ready to hang. It DOES NOT come framed. If you’re interested in having it framed first, please contact me directly.
