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 »
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