the homecoming (part II)
As you may have guessed, I took a lot more pictures at the HOT ROD Homecoming Show. Here they are, all in one slideshow. Or you can check them out in the gallery.
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As you may have guessed, I took a lot more pictures at the HOT ROD Homecoming Show. Here they are, all in one slideshow. Or you can check them out in the gallery.
»Where it all began« is what they say at Hot Rod Magazine. Looking at its latest issues it sometimes feels hard to believe that this saying is true. But it is. Let's just face the fact that Hot Rod M...
Another outtake from a photoshoot for the french POWERGLIDE magazine: Goran Lassell's 1952 Chevy, built by Sacramento Kustoms.
Whenever I get the opportunity to travel California's central coast, I really enjoy discovering and re-discovering this wonderful area. It always feels a bit like time travelling. The roads are strai...
Outtake from a photoshoot for the french POWERGLIDE Magazine: Goran Lassell's 1948 Mercury Kustom, built by Sacramento Kustoms.
Ring in spring with a Hot Rod that needs nothing except for a new owner. Fellow ACES member and my almost-neighbor Chad is selling his 1931 Ford model A coupe. It's got a well-proportioned chop and t...
John Mearns' 1936 Ford Coupe, built by Jeb's Metal and Speed, Long Beach.
It's silver and black on the outside. And it's silver and black on the inside. Henry's 1966 El Camino was painted by his son and is rolling on a set of astro supremes. While cruising the streets of G...
We already featured Chad's machine shop. Now it's time to take a look at his rides. They represent one of those perfect combinations. A truck to haul hot rod parts. And a hot rod to haul ass. So to s...
It was one of those opportunities you won't want to pass up. A car, a bunch of friends from back home and a day off. And of course a brilliant idea: Let's go to Santa Rosa and visit Vern Tardel. We j...
Outtake from a photshoot I did for the latest issue of the french Powerglide magazine. The 1952 Chevy is owned by Goran Lassell and it was built by Sacramento Kustoms.
I don't know, maybe I'm getting old. Or how does it come I'm starting to like swap meets? It was chilly as hell. But I quite enjoyed roaming the alleys at this month's Long Beach swap meet.
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To some it's just the old part of town. Some call it the surf ghetto. I for myself think it's some kind of paradise. The Los Molinos business district of San Clemente is the fertile soil for a divers...
Welcome to the second part of my GNRS 2013 coverage. I also updated the gallery so you can find all of the pictures here. See all the pictures in a slideshow.
Back from GNRS 2013 where I saw a bunch of cool stuff. Too tired to write anything, so I'll let the pictures do the talking. More pics in the gallery. More to come soon!
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People kept asking me where they could buy my prints. They wouldn't find them at Walmart, Michaels or at their local Speed Shop. The simple reason: There were no prints available. Until now! I've dec...
I just love those old roadside photos the guys at Hemmings unearth almost every day. The one they posted yesterday immediately caught my attention as it not only showed a bunch of cool old cars in th...
Less is more. This formula is what LOWTECH is all about. And it also sums up what Martin Anderson's shoebox is all about. As we all know the term 'less' doesn't have anything to do with stopping half...
Today I took the wagon out to do some location scouting and to test the new stance. Which sounds like a good excuse for just rolling around a bit without any noteworthy destination. You say that's ca...
Just managed to snap a picture of this bad 63 biscayne thru my driver's side window.
Usually I don't give much on matching numbers or factory correct stickers. But this little booklet is an amazing blast from the past. I received it together with my 1964 Dodge Wagon as the first owne...