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Correspondent Staff photo / Sean Barron Jr. John Kanapesky, a Vietnam veteran from Beaver, Pa., sits on a front tire of his 1930 Ford two-door sedan at the annual Cruisinâ the River car cruise Monday in Lowellville. The car cruise and show is set to continue each Monday through mid-October. LOWELLVILLE Don Keck’s eye-catching 1930 Model A coupe unquestionably fits the definition of a vintage car, but it also represents where the old and modern meet the road. “I built it. It’s a solid car, and it needs a little body work,” the Youngstown man said about his bright, signal violet five-window vehicle. “It has a small block, 350 (horsepower) engine.” ....
The work of Steve Chaszeyka and the other artists featured in “American Stripes” normally is found on wheels, not walls. For the next two months, though, it will be on display at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown “American Stripes” features pieces created by more than 30 artists who primarily are known for their customized paint jobs for vehicles. Chaszeyka, who owns an airbrushing and pinstriping shop in New Middletown and runs a graphics academy that teaches aspiring pinstripers, selected artists who, like himself, push the envelope for what can be done. “The artists I contacted, each one has a certain style and approach to this,” he said. “They’re not just hot rod pinstripers. They’re talent goes beyond car pinstriping and motorcycle pinstriping … I instructed them, ‘Don’t reinvent yourself, just do what you do,’ and these guys just went over the top.” ....
WARREN Some people aren’t satisfied with a motorcycle straight off of the lot. Collectors and motorcycle enthusiasts often modify those dealer purchases, restore damaged bikes that look like scrap metal to everyone else or build their own motorcycles from scratch. The 21st Vintage Motorcycle Exhibit at the National Packard Museum celebrates those kinds of machines with “Roll Your Own,” which opens Saturday and runs through May 22. “Last year when we were working on the exhibit ‘Two Wheels at the County Fair,’ we realize there were a lot of bikes that were highly modified, that guys got real crazy with,” museum Executive Director Mary Ann Porinchak said. “We decided to show off some of that creativity. ....