George also wanted to add some guitars on the back. I searched online for photos of guitars that Elvis had owned and found the ones you see on the back of the bags. To make them match I painted a left-handed guitar on one side and right-handed guitar on the other.

I’ve always wanted to do an Elvis paint job, so I was really happy when I found out what I was going to be working on.
The job took about a week to complete. To make it harder, after painting the first Elvis, I had to paint Elvis backwards on the other side so that the bags would match.

I really loved doing this paint job and want to say thanks to George for picking Hanson’s Custom Painting to do the job.

My wife was working in the emergency room the night that he came in. She was crying the next day but I didn’t know why. I found out later when Jerry (Wee Man) came to see me about doing a paint job of is little boy on his bike.

I can’t tell you in words what it meant to me to get the opportunity to this paint job for Wee Man. This is one of the most heart felt paint jobs I’ve ever done.
Thanks Wee Man for picking me to do is paint job.

We decided to paint black flames lined with gold pin stripes on a red background.

The car was still missing something. So, we painted real looking flames on top of the black flames. We topped that off with skulls burning in hell on the sides.

I was really happy with the way the car came out and couldn’t wait for people to start seeing it.

I’m sad to say that the car was crashed in 2009. There wasn’t much left of the car that we could fix. Luckily, no one was hurt in the crash