Automobilia

Plymouth beat Ford in the Pony Car war by Two Weeks. The Barracuda was unveiled on April 1, 1964. It
was the first and it became the best.

There were three generations of the Barracuda. The first generation spanned from the 1965 model to the
end of the 1966 model year. It shared the A body platform with its first cousin the Valiant.

1967 through 1969 was the second generation. The Barracuda still an A body platform received
increasingly hight horsepower and engine displacements. In 1968 several Hemi Barracuda Super
Stocks were made.

"Fish Food" is available as a limited edition of 950 prints. Each measures 18"x 24" and is printed on high
quality acid free paper trimmed to 22" x 28" and are signed by Dave.

Always spelled with the distinctive backward "K", Nickey Chevrolet in Chicago was one of the best know
"super dealerships" of the muscle car era.

Nickey went racing early. The started 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 parts. They had two locations by
partnering with Bill Thomas in Anaheim California. The showroom in Chicago always sported a few 427
equipped Camaros and Chevelles.

"4501 Irving Park Road" measures 18"x26" and is printed on 22"x 28" high quality acid free paper. Limited
Edition prints of 950. Each print is signed by Dave.

Along the 3250 Miles of the legendary Route 66 were thousands of businesses sustaining the American
Traveler. Depicted in this painting are just a few of the motels, restaurants, gas stations, and souvenir
shops revered by all who journeyed the path. The ultimate in Americana, the icons of Route 66 are
showcased by none other that the icons of American Muscle, Mopar Muscle.

"Mopar Kicks" measures 18"x26" and is printed on 22"x28" acid free paper. Each print is signed by Dave.

Thought of as the "Doctor's Car" for years, and only one step below the Cadillac, Buick became the most
luxurious muscle car made.Buick entered the muscle car era in 4965 with the A-body Gran Sport based on
the Skylark. Equipped with the 401 cu.in. "nail head" it produced 325 horsepower.

By 1970 Buick produced one of the wildest muscle cars of the era. The "Stage One" with the 455 cu.in. 360
h.p. engine produced an astounding 455 foot pound of tire melting torque. Buick then painted 678 Gran
Sports Apollo White or Saturn Yellow, blacked out the hood, added red pin stripes and called it the GSX.
One fast car with Buick Class.

"Fast With Class" is available as a limited edition print of 950. Each is 18" x 26" and is printed on 22" x 28"
acid free paper. Each print is signed by Dave.

In the early seventies it just wasn't a road trip without a stop at Stuckey's. Two hundred miles of road
behind you nothing hits the spot like a cold soft drink and a Pecan Roll. Don't foget to pick up some
pralines to munch on in the car. There's no better way to go down the road than in one of the best of high
performance Pontiacs.

"Pralines and Ponchos" is available as a limited edition print of 950. Each 18 1/2" x 26 7/8" on 22" x 28"
acid free stock. Each print is signed by Dave.

No other American city changes faster than Las Vegas, Nevada and no other
street changes faster than The Strip, Route 604 North through "Sin city". The
Strip is reborn nightly- the flashy marquees boasting singers, dancers and
entertainers.

What remained consistent in 1969 was Chevrolet, the number one best selling
automobile in the nation. There was something for everyone from high
performance Camaros and Chevelles to the luxury Impala.

"Bowtie Strip" is now available as a limited edition of only 1250 prints, plus 125
artist proofs. Each print measures 18" x 34", and is printed on high quality acid
free paper trimmed to 22" x 36". Each print is inspected and numbered by Dave.

This new painting pays tribute to Walter Teague and Vince Piggins, tow gentlemen who helped to 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 the US.

Vince Piggins was the father of everything high performance of 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.

"Walter and Vince"is available as a limited edition print of 950. Each 18" x 26" on 22" x 28" acid free stock.
Each print is signed by Dave.

This is one of those lttle gems you discover traveling the blue highways. A perfect dealership packed full of
vintage Mopar. And not just any Mopar. Each and every one are all high horsepower muscle; Hemis, 440
sic packs, Chargers, Challerngers, Road Runners and Cudas- all nicedly optioned. With the old neon sign
still glowing, it was like going right back to 1971.

Was I dreaming? Is this place for real? I asked the locals eating at the Sonic about it. "Oh, that's Tim's
Place" they said. "Y'all come back now, hear?"

"Tim's Place"is available as a limited edition print of 950. Each print measures 18" x 26" on 22" x 28" acid
free stock and are signed by Dave.

The folks at Muscle Car Enthusiast asked Dave Synder to produce an image for the magazine cover. I was
asked to express the essence of the muscle car hobby.

From this, Dave selected the cars he would like to have in his own stable. Definitely not something so
valuable that he would have to trailer it. The cars would be at the ready-ready to drive to the next Cruise In,
ready for a night on the town or ready for that drive through the country on a summer day.

"The Enthusiast" is available as a limited edition print of 950. Each print measures 17 1/2" x 26" on 22" x
28" acid free stock and are signed by Dave.

Carroll Shelby built the first Mustang GT-350 in early 1965 to go SCCA Racing in B Production Class. In
the 1967, the GT-500 with the big block 428 was offered along side the GT-350. The Shelby Mustang was
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.

Dave Synder pays homage to the Shelby Mustang in this limited edition print of only 950. Each signed and
numbered print measures 17 1/2" x 26" and is printed on 22" x 28" acid free stock.

We are in the servie department at Mr. Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago. To the reight is the
Parts Counter- you can pick up a more aggressive cam, a set of headers and check out the Hemi Block
display demo.

Have the new parts installed and take your Dodge back to the dynomometer to get the techinician to do a
"Mr. Norm's Dyno Tune". While you are there, check out the Hemi Dart and the Funny Car. This is "Where
Horsepower is Made"

"Where Horse Power is Made" is a limited edition print of 950. Each print measures 17 1/2" x 26" and is
printed on 22" x 28" high quality acid free stock.

The blue oval gave lots of choices in the sixties and early seventies. When it came to a high performance
pony car you had a choice between cats, snakes and horses, now you can have all three.

A wide variety of engines were available from the high revving 302 to the tire melting 428 cobra Jet.. You
could choose the hight style luxuirous cougar or a bare bones Boss Mustang.

"Cats, Snakes and Horses"