Sports Car Profile
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This 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah, sporting hand-painted livery, was featured on the cover of the July 2024 issue of Hemmings Motor News. The custom red 'Cheetah' lettering and roundels with the racing numbers twenty-eight were expertly crafted by Asher Emerson of Pinstripe Shop, adding the authentic touch to this one-of-a-kind race car. The design highlights both the car’s historic significance and the meticulous artistry that defines Pinstripe Shop's work. Prominently displayed in a renowned classic car magazine, this project represents a perfect blend of precision, creativity and love of motorsports.
This Hemmings Motor News spread highlights another rare Bill Thomas Cheetah, often referred to as the (Almost) Cobra Killer. The racing red paint and unique body design make this vehicle stand out as a classic sports car along with an interesting history. This particular article dives into the Cheetah’s performance and design, showcasing detailed shots of its engine and build. While not a Pinstripe Shop project, this feature serves as inspiration for the custom lettering and painting that defines our work.
This 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah, featured in the July 2024 issue of Hemmings Motor News, showcases the faithfully re-created hand-painted numbers, letters and stripes by Pinstripe Shop. Using a few original photographs of the car as it appeared in 1965, the black roundels and racing numbers '58', the red 'Cheetah' script alongside the blue Hurst Performance lettering, and red and white racing stripes have been meticulously restored to match the original design. This project highlights the shop's precision in bringing historical accuracy to life, ensuring that this iconic sports car maintains its authentic, period-correct appearance.
This spread from Hemmings Motor News highlights the restoration process of a 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah, complete with authentic detailing and re-created paintwork. Using historical references, Pinstripe Shop meticulously restored the car’s original look, including the racing number '58' and the iconic stripes that run across the body. The article delves into the Cheetah’s rich racing history and the precise craftsmanship required to bring this vintage beauty back to its 1965 glory. Pinstripe Shop’s dedication to historical accuracy ensures the vehicle remains true to its original appearance.