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Hotlips Messiah

 

Liar's Club

Chicago, Illinois

November 24, 2018

One year passed and I am illuminated now - Picture taken playing with Tomek Saciłowski. I believe that certain similarity with well-known mystical celebrity (I am still discovering the power of the beard) - can make this a nice duo with the Sweet Czech Saint

The only 'hall' church in England - that is the chancel and nave are both at the same height. Handel's 'Messiah' was first performed in England in this cathedral.

On the strip, Brian launches off the start line, front wheels up and petrol pouring from the fuel tank breather. The front body was a new additon.

Santa Pod 1986. The Bruvs and I built and raced The Deadly Messiah

Artwork on front body of The Deadly Messiah

Burning rubber with 800 bhp of methonol guzzling Chevy small block

Presenter of Messiah Foundation International points out the divine signs depicted on a banner.

Getting ready to warm up the slicks

be your own messiah

Backing the bruv up after the burnout

Ornament Mary & Jesus made of polyresin material.

About 4 inches tall.

Dated circa 2009.

The performance of Handel's Messiah is part of the Cathedral's observance of Advent, the period of preparation for our celebration of the birth of Christ at Christmas, and our acknowledgement of Christ as judge over all things.

In 1979 my brothers Brian, Raymond and I decided to pool our money and go Drag Racing, it took three years to build the car.

I named her The Deadly Messiah. This was the Brighton Drag and Custon Show 1983, we had just won Best race car in the show.

Blasting out of the hole, most of our races were handicaped and we had to play catch up.

On the startline and waiting for the lights to count down and start 8.9 seconds of furious racing

Getting ready to race, laying on the floor to the left of the car is the starter motor, it was powered by four truck batteries.

Huge burnout, Brian would burn rubber for some 200 yards to make the tyres sticky and lay fresh rubber to use on the launch.

Oil on Wooden Panel

40cm x 50cm

 

Photographer: - Ian Marshall

 

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