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Nicolas Hunziker is an automotive artist that is fueled by passion. He is a fourth generation painter whose roots in creativity go back to his great-grandfather who was a classically trained painter. His grand uncle was the famous Prince Bira of Siam who was the first Thai, Grand-Prix motor racing driver. Nic’s style, which he calls Period Correct Art, is bold, colorful, graphic, and has a definitive racing theme. You’ll find his work in magazines, on posters, apparel, films, and painting including murals and commissioned artwork that hangs in some of the most famous collections around the world. Nic’s latest venture is his Art Car Project. He is backdating a 2004 GT3 in to a 1999 GT3 R, but a street version. He will fund everything in trade for his artwork.

SHOW SPONSORS  

Covercraft   •   MetronGarage   •   Christopher Kimball Financial Services   

SUCCESS QUOTE 

“Art has value.”

CAR BUILD CHALLENGES 

Finding all the rare car parts needed and the people who will trade art for those parts.

AH HA MOMENT

Being asked to trade art for things in the past helped Nic formulate the idea to build a car using art to trade for all the parts needed, including the donor car.

FAVORITE BUILDERS

Rod Emory – Emory Motorsports

Rob Dickinson – Singer Porsche Reimagined

Alois Ruf – Ruf Automobile GmbH 

BEST CAR BUILDING ADVICE

Assemble all the parts first before starting the build.

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Grand Prix Who’s Who – Steve Small

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

Art has value.

WHERE TO FIND MORE ABOUT NICOLAS

Hunziker Art Car

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