up for grabs
Fancy a traditional barris-style custom? Search no longer, especially if you're in the scandinavian area. Ken Norrena from Norway is selling his beautiful 1946 Ford.
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Fancy a traditional barris-style custom? Search no longer, especially if you're in the scandinavian area. Ken Norrena from Norway is selling his beautiful 1946 Ford.
Fellas, here's a little gift for us traditional custom aficionados. I won't bother you with any philosophical babble as there ain't no words do these cars justice. So, sit back and enjoy. Thank you P...
All these cars have got something in common. Besides of being some of my own personal favorites of the last couple of years, they were all built by Fabian Valdez' Vintage Hammer Garage. From top to b...
There are only a few calendars left! Get yours now for the reduced price of $ 30 (22 Euros) plus shipping and handling. There are still eleven months remaining to enjoy traditional hot rod and kustom...
Damn, how I wish I was there. The 2011 Grand National Roadster Show is in full swing while you're reading this and the next best thing to being there is waiting for the first pics to be taken by the ...
Brasilian graphic artist and illustrator Dan Palatnik does some incredible stuff. I discovered his work some time ago on the HAMB but forgot to bookmark his website. Now that I stumbled upon it again...
Yeah, son. That's how they did it back then in 2011 at Widegren's Speed Shop in southern Germany.
Hey, young man. Got a 1947 Ford? And you think the roofline don't fit your idea of style? Don't worry anymore. Follow the step by step guide by Butcherkustoms Nürnberg, Germany and learn how to chop ...
Happy weekend and remember: don't park under trees. Tree sap is a pain in the ass to get rid of.
Check out the new trial issue of Fuel Tank. According to editor Luke Ray it's an e-zine publishing previously unreleased material from the print edition of FUEL Magazine. But don't consider it as som...
Take a bunch of friends, an old model t, many outstanding ideas, a lot of talent and craftsmanship and a ton of dedication. Here's the result. And yes sir, they are competing for the prestigious AMBR...
No, the van-craze isn't taking over LOWTECH. Or maybe it is? Actually, it might as well each time we check out the van Coby is currently building. Whether it's the paint scheme, the choice of colors,...
French hot rod artist Empire 32 is cranking out an excellent magazine. So you better be sure to check out POWERGLIDE, even if you don't speak french too well... Issue #16 is packed with great rides f...
A shot of my car from last summer. Just came across it while digging through my photo archives and wishing this winter was history.
When I was a kid, I used to draw tons of cars. Sometimes I think: I should have kept going. Especially when I see the inspiring work of great artists like Chris Piscitelli. It's so fresh and motivati...
A brave hot rod in kustom territory. (Photographer unknown)
A chopped 1940 Mercury coupe. The holy grail of leadsleds, since the Barris bros. cut one up for their customer Nick Matranga and turned it into an immortal icon. There's a gorgeous new creation wait...
There's another killer model a coupe in the works. It's owned by my german buddy André and currently under construction at the Hot Rod Garage. Chop and stance are right on. And yeah, doesn't the bava...
Check out the amazing photography of Chris Cooper. Whether it's hot rods, bmx, skateboarding or a glimpse of his life, his shots capture the very essence of it, turning situations into moments. (FUEL...
Click here for a full preview of the 2011 LOWTECH limited edition calendar. Get yours here.
Holidays are great. You visit your folks, you eat a lot, you hang around. Or you build a hot rod. That's the way ACES member Raphael prefers to spend his days off around x-mas. Here's what he came up...
Sadly, all of my x-mas money has vanished into thin air. But maybe there's a luckier one out there with some dough to spend on a real piece of kustom history. Built in 1958, debuted at the 1959 Oakla...
LOWTECH goes worldwide! Calendar orders keep coming in from all over the globe... Australia, USA, Germany, just to name a few. Here's another preview in case you're still unsure if the calendar fits ...
Damn fins. No, not the people in the scandinavian country. I'm talking about the key styling element of most of the late 1950s american cars. The climax of form without function. The perfection of se...
Dana Harvey's 1933 roadster. Click here to order your copy of the 2011 LOWTECH garage photography calendar!