Out of Proportion: Alex Staidle Draws Shopify’s Race Car #petrolicious #shopify #sketchartist
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Alex Staidle draws Tobi Lütke's Le Mans car by hand for Shopify's booth at SEMA. Full film on the channel.
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The Space Between Lines: Alex Staidle Draws Shopify’s Le Mans Racecar
By Petrolicious
Alex Staidle draws Shopify founder Tobi Lütke's Le Mans car by hand for a special edition of The Petrolicious Post at SEMA 2026. Alex is a former military air traffic controller and rally co-driver who picked up a pen three or four years ago in Gualala, California, where everything closes at seven and it's dark by five in the winter. The first time he sold a piece, he thought it had been lost. Today he sells his work through his own Shopify store and through Petrolicious on Shopify Collective. This fall, with Petrolicious, he made a one-off drawing of the #14 TDS Racing Oreca LMP2 that Tobi L…
Toms Cars: Jaguar XKD 522 & XKD 531 #drivetastefully #petrolicious #jaguardtype
By Petrolicious
The Jaguar D-Type was a radical fusion of beauty and aviation-inspired engineering with one singular purpose: to conquer Le Mans. After the original owner, Tom, passed away, friends Jeremy and Bill found themselves in the care of XKD 522 and XKD 531. Both cars were in desperate need of restoration but each held a unique story. XKD 522 was one of only two factory red D-Types and was plucked from its pedestal in the middle of the 1955 LA Autoshow to be piloted by Carrol Shelby after he crashed his Ferrari. XKD 531 was an icon of the late 50s Kustom Kulture movement and is an emblematic piece of…
Tom's Cars: Jaguar XKD 522 & XKD 531
By Petrolicious
The Jaguar D-Type was a radical fusion of beauty and aviation-inspired engineering with one singular purpose: to conquer Le Mans. After the original owner, Tom, passed away, friends Jeremy and Bill found themselves in the care of XKD 522 and XKD 531. Both cars were in desperate need of restoration but each held a unique story. XKD 522 was one of only two factory red D-Types and was plucked from its pedestal in the middle of the 1955 LA Autoshow to be piloted by Carrol Shelby after he crashed his Ferrari. XKD 531 was an icon of the late 50s Kustom Kulture movement and is an emblematic piece of…
Metal Shaping Masterclass with Runge Cars
By Petrolicious
Chris Runge spent five days teaching a young metalshaper and never once saw the kid's phone. That detail says more about what happens inside Runge Cars than any spec sheet could. Runge taught himself coachbuilding in a Minnesota barn with books, a homemade English wheel, and a found set of tools, because in 2010 there was nowhere to go and nobody to ask. Fifteen years later a Piston Foundation scholar named Vincent Ramirez walked into his shop for a week of metalshaping training, and the thing Runge went looking for and never found finally existed, with him standing at the front of it. The st…
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