Some of the
parts displayed
such as the Mustang
grill, are reminders of years past, primarily the
60’s
and 70’s
when cars like the Mustang were the most popular in the
country. The Mustang was originally introduced in 1964 and
continues production today. Although styles have changed
over the years, the Mustang continues to be popular for
today’s generation of auto buffs. The model shown here
no longer in production was first manufactured in 1974. It
continues to be a “Part of History” and a
contributing factor for today’s Mustang design
crew.
This model,
with its abstract design, is a tribute
to all of the inventive spirit and labor that have evolved
throughout the years within automotive
industry.
It is 7 feet high by 6 feet wide and displayed utilizing
custom 
brass,
and nickel plating.
It expresses a rebirth
from the old to the new.
Weighing over 400 pounds the custom made brackets were
designed to secure the fixture to the wall to enhance the
neon lighting as a contemporary feature. Job # One also
represents the talents of many Americans who continue to
contribute their ingenuity, time, and energy creating new
processes toward future challenges.
Please take
the time to look over the parts that make up Job # One and
to ponder the thousand of miles, revolutions, destinations,
and stories that may have taken place by the owners of these
vehicles. Their elements have been preserved (and saved from
the Salvage Yard) as a true “Part of History” for
your viewing and enjoyment.
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