Pinstriping in the Pines
by D. Sole • Edie H. • Ron C.

Pinstriping panels in the Northern Mines Building at the fairgrounds at the first ever contest.

Clean the brush so it is not too loaded with paint. Pinstriping requires a steady hand.

Pinstriping is done freehand with a steady hand. There were 10 pinstripers on hand at the Stripin'in the Pines.

Timed rotations-each artist has one color. Boards are painted and moved down the row from artist to artist.

Many of the stripers had jobs during the car show where they created their cool designs on real rods.

Herb Martinez – Striper extraordinaire! Though not in the panel jam his donated work was auctioned, as well.

Pat Hennelly's Pinhead Pace Car which has been pinstriped by various pinstripers over the years.

After signing their panels, the panels were auctioned.

Roamin Angel President, Ron, presided over the auction which raised over $1200. for Big Bros. Big Sisters.