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DURING HIS CAREER FROM 1952 THROUGH 1976, JOHN SAMSEN CONTRIBUTED TO THE DESIGN OF MANY "CLASSIC" CARS,  FROM THE 2-PASSENGER  Thunderbirds AND  Barracudas  TO THE  "MOPAR MUSCLE CARS" OF THE '60'S AND '70'S.  During and after this period, he developed his skills for automotive fine art.

THIS WEBSITE PRESENTS MANY CONCEPT DESIGNS CREATED DURING  HIS CAREER AND HISTORIES OF THE DESIGN PROGRAMS
HE WAS INVOLVED IN  AT FORD AND CHRYSLER CORP.

Now available; signed limited edition prints of Samsen's  design concepts, classic,  and muscle car art.

John Samsen's design art and classic car paintings have won many awards and have been featured in automotive magazines and books
and shown in several museums and car shows.  Many are in private collections.

John Samsen was a guest speaker at Carlisle PA All Ford Nationals
and All Chrysler Nationals,  in 2005 and at the Hilton Head Concours D'Elegance, in 2005 and 2007.  In 2006,  at the Classic Thunderbird
Club International Convention, John was inducted into the
Thunderbird Hall of Fame.  In 2008, John will be presenting at the
Carlisle PA  ALL FORD event in June, and at the ALL CHRYSLER
event in July.
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All images and text on this website is copyrighted 2005 to 2008 by John R. Samsen...no copies may be made except by permission of J.R.Samsen
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CLASSIC CAR DESIGN CONCEPTS
MUSCLE CAR DESIGNS
CLASSIC CAR ART
DESIGN HISTORY OF CLASSIC FORD AND CHRYSLER CORP. CARS
AUTOMOBILE ART,  CAR ART PRINTS
2006
1953
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income, which helps
with my expenses, as I am on a limited income.
J.R.S.

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