Sentences with phrase «from junked cars»

Bicycled is a slick new project that aims to achieve these two goals in an artful way, by making bikes from junked cars.

Aside from the peculiar beauty of rusting hulks on forgotten battlefields, anemone - covered battleships on the seabed and cars being consumed by forests, these images introduce us to unusual stories: how a car standing on its nose in the Nevada desert has inspired an artist into making a design feature from junked cars, a Canadian schooner that sank in 1885 and rests preserved to this day in a harbor in Lake Huron, and a space shuttle left gathering dust in a hangar.

The essential parts can come from junked cars and trucks, for instance, which are lying around just about everywhere.

Not exact matches

Only those selling junk cars want to prohibit you from looking under the hood.

A black and white re-enactment of a true - crime grabber starts it: artist Ed Ruscha and his buddy, the musician Mason Williams, autopsied a junked typewriter they threw from a car window at 90mph on a deserted road, per Ruscha's conceptual piece, Royal Road Test.

I got one from the junkyard (friend intends to junk the car in a few months and won't pay for a new radiator), cleaned it out with a household product that removes calcium, lime and rust, swapped it for his and filled it up with proper coolant.

Newer (lets say 15 years or newer so we are talking about 1996 + which should have ODB2) Pros OEM Parts Availability More Cars in Junk Yard to pull parts from (dependent on production numbers, but still more than older models) Less wear and tear ODB2...

But before you drop $ 5k on this car, try junk yards to see if you can get a used engine from a totaled car that only had rear end damage.

-- I bought a new car 5 years ago and haven't stopped receiving junk mail from them yet.

My only suggestion is to make sure to clean out the used cars, there was still junk in the car from the previous owner.

From the way under - designed suspension to the junk Continental tires, the car drove so bad that the handling was dangerous.

Coming from a 1994 Toyota Corolla I wasn't expecting much and it was a good thing I wasn't, as the 300m is a hunk of junk that no respectable mechanic will even give a look at because of how many issues and how poorly built the car is.

Once out of the car, players run around small segments of environments ranging from cities to junk yards populated with slow - moving zombies.

«Warship» looks like an aircraft carrier assembled from junk suspended from the ceiling, floating over a wunderkammer of «guy toys» — matchbox cars, a wartime gas mask, and other military accoutrements.

Composed from the hoods and bumpers, fenders and fins, of junked car bodies, Chamberlain's vividly hued abstractions are also based on a late - Cubist infrastructure and are similarly replete with a dynamic, gritty, urban ethos.

The mélange may include spray paint, oils, watercolors, enamel car paints, acrylics, glass, shredded plastic, wire, dirt and found objects ranging from junk shop finds to vintage ads to pop culture kitsch to crayons.

Composed from the hoods and bumpers, fenders and fins, of junked car bodies, Chamberlain's vividly hued abstractions

• Arman (1928 - 2005) French - American sculptor and a former close friend of Yves Klein, he is best known for his contemporary assemblage art, made from household debris, car - parts and other junk.

Painting from photographs, she frequently works with anonymous images, scouring car boot sales and junk shops for magazines and film stills, alongside her own photographed images and family pictures.

Major innovations - mostly by American sculptors, but see Destroyed City (1953) by the Russian sculptor Ossip Zadkine (1890 - 1967)- included the «sculptured walls» of Louise Nevelson (1899 - 1988)- assemblages composed of found objects, mostly wood, sprayed in white, black or gold paint and arranged in box - like shelves occupying a wall; the felt sculptures of Robert Morris (b. 1931); the neon and fluorescent works of Bruce Nauman (b. 1941); the works of Cesar (1921 - 98) made from car - parts; the junk sculptures (eg.

It was part of a fan of junk from the floor of the car: gum wrappers, a crushed Tim Horton's cup, two quarters, a white plastic bag, a number of small stones, and pieces of what looked to be a broken floor mat.