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12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.

12 feet tall "All Your Bass Are Belong to Us" was chosen as one of 102 colorful, car-shaped sculptures with musical themes featured in the CarTunes on Parade public art exhibit on the streets of Detroit and Windsor in the summer of 2005. CarTunes on Parade was produced by the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit and the Windsor Endowment for the Arts, and was sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, Ford and General Motors. All the sculptures where auctioned off to benefit local charities and the artists who created them.