The Yanks Are Coming
Friday, October 31, 2008
There is just something about the carefully staged shots that graced the covers of Hot Rod Magazine in the 50’s. It’s like Norman Rockwell for greasers – warm,… continue reading »
There is just something about the carefully staged shots that graced the covers of Hot Rod Magazine in the 50’s. It’s like Norman Rockwell for greasers – warm,… continue reading »
Another day, another car in bare metal… readying for its next stage in life. This one comes from the North West and a very different mold. It’s outlandish…. continue reading »
A little over a year ago, I headed a few miles north to interview a hero of mine – Gary Howard. You might remember that towards the end… continue reading »
“I was contacted by Dodge to do a tuff truck t.v. commercial in and around 1965. They showed me the truck. It was a Dodge A-100 compact pickup… continue reading »
The Golden Submarine was first unveiled at the Maywood Speedway near Chicago Illinois in June of 1917. Despite posting a qualifying speed of 107.4 mph, the car failed… continue reading »
I was fooling around on Rikster’s site this morning and stumbled across the above shoebox Ford. Now, it’s no secret that I love 1949-51 Fords, but I’ve never… continue reading »
We’ve talked about the Airflow and the Dymaxion before, but we’ve never really touched on the Stout Scarab and all of its wierdness. It all started with a… continue reading »
Light painting is actually a pretty old school photography technique. Essentially, you “paint” objects with different color light bulbs and then take exposures of varying lengths. The results… continue reading »