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Hot Cars No. 10
Hold on tight! We're covering a lot og ground in this issue! First stop, the "Art of Speed" exhibit in Utah. Then Coronado Speed Festival in San Diego. Then back up to Northern California for the first time ever on American soil: The World Touring Car Championship at Sonoma Raceway. Place we visit Sanderson Headers to see how these great headers are built! Then back down to SoCal for the Grand Daddy of all car shows; the 2013 Grand National Roadster Show! Great issue, I hope you enjoy it!
Hot Cars
This issue is jammed with great events coverage! We have the Grand National Roadster Show, Billetproof, Race N' Rods, and Danville d'Elegance! Plus art work by Rich Boyd, and more!
The World's Greatest Custom Show
Gleaming paintwork, sparkling chrome, intricate detail, engines you could eat off! The Grand National Roadster Show in Oakland, California has it all. We show you a feast of tasty trucks, stunning two-wheelers such as Bob Lowe's winning Harley, the unique 18ft long Fageol, and the Oldsmobile Aurora V8 record-car. And of course the hot rods section where innovation springs from as far back as the 1920s and the Model-T Ford.
Classic Hot Rods
Classics from the 1950s, '60s and '70s -- many of which have never appeared in print -- fill the pages of this colorful volume.
The Oakland Roadster Show
The Oakland Roadster Show -- the most prestigious event in the world of hot rodding -- will celebrate its 50th anniversary in January 1999, and this colorful review looks back at all the cool cars and legendary customizers that have been associated with the show. Written by Dain Gingerelli and illustrated with captivating archival color and black-and-white photography from the collection of Andy Southard Jr., the book spotlights great cars from customizers like Barris, Roth, and Coddington, among others. Includes the customs that have won the show's prestigious America's Most Beautiful Roadster award.
Deuce
Deuce delivers a closer look at Ford's seminal1932 model--the car that came to define "hot rod" and brought speed and style to America's drivers.
Art of the Hot Rod
A deserving tribute to the American muscle of the hot rod, this edition is filled with eye popping photography, gatefolds, and four prints to hang.
Ultimate Hot Rod Dictionary: A-Bombs to Zoomies
Every hot rodding magazine ever published (not to mention numerous books and countless web sites) has taken stabs at creating comprehensive glossaries of automotive enthusiasts terms and phrases. Finally Motorbooks has done it right with the publication of The Ultimate Hot Rod Dictionary. The title says it all. This book is 243 pages thick and includes more than 1,600 words and phrases, with definitions, phrase origins and examples of usage. In addition, the dictionary includes more than 225 line-art illustrations."If you never thought you'd find yourself reading a dictionary, this informative and fun book may surprise you. - Rod and Custom, October, 2004Perplexed about Peg Leggers? Curious ...
Custom Cars
People customize their cars to look cool, go fast or both. To their owners, custom cars are more than just vehicles. They are a hobby, a passion, even a way of life. From high-powered hot rods and street rods, to fast and colorful tuner cars, each type of custom has a unique culture and community surrounding it. That's because car lovers like nothing better than to hang out together and share their love of cars. In this book, you will learn about everything from cool classic customs to the hottest new custom machines, the names of some of the most famous car customizers, and where car lovers gather to show off their machines. Photographs by Chuck Vranas.
Sacramento Motorcycling: A Capital City Tradition
In 1913, the merger of the Sacramento Motorcycle Club with the Capital City Wheelmen catapulted Sacramento into becoming one of the biggest motorcycle hubs in the state. Cycles roared into town from all corners of California to participate in championship races, hill climbs, endurance runs and field meets. Races teemed with motorcycles of every make and model, including Indian, Thor, Yale, Excelsior and Jefferson, piquing the interest of prominent merchants, city leaders and superior court judges. Discover the stories of a transcontinental motorcycle relay, a perilous ride through a blizzard to deliver film to network TV and the women who formed a trailblazing motorcycle club. Author Kimberly Reed Edwards brings to life the exciting early days of the "Greatest Sport in the World" in California's capital.
