This car was found parked in the public parking lot at the foot of Main Street where it met Bryant Street. Its front hood (bonnet) was decorated with the front of a huge cruise ship. Notice the gulls soaring ahead, and the porpoise leaping from the ship's bow wake.

This van was found parked in the shade of a residential area. Its back doors were the most striking part of the art. Surprised eyes with a puckered mouth that blew smoke.

This car was found parked on shore near the houseboats. Over time, a garden had grown up surrounding it. Notice that the interior was stuffed with toys. The sign on the plate attached to a chair back, that leaned against the car, read:

Please
Be Kind
To The Art
Car

A car perfect for that quick dash to the market. Decorated with squares and dashes, this car was found parked in the downtown marina's parking lot. Notice the floral seat covers.

This car was found parked in the public parking lot at the foot of Main Street where it met Bryant Street. This car was decorated along its left side with a railroad train, and on its rear trunk with a sailboat.

This car was found parked on the street near Josephat Park. On its right side were the words, "Artistic License." Steve Porter, who decorated this car, is an artist and musician living in Europe. He decorated his Volvo so that, "Instead of visiting a gallery, the gallery content visited the outside world."