Hot Rod Garages (2009, Hardcover) read online TXT, DJV, EPUB
9780760326961 English 0760326967 You've seen the hot rods and custom rides, even looked into the hot rodding lifestyle, but what about where it all starts-in the garages humble or grand where countless hours of machining and wrenching, welding and shaping, elbow grease and inspiration bring a hot rodder's vision to life. In this book, acclaimed hot rod photographer Peter Vincent takes readers into the shops and garages of more than two dozen rod and custom builders across the U.S. From individuals crafting the cars of their dreams to prominent shops turning out cool rides for top dollar, these are the builders in their element. For the hot rod builder, a working environment takes on a whole new meaning; and here, in fascinating pictures and words, readers learn how shops and garages inform and reflect each custom creation. The book offers an intimate look into the garages of legends like Pete Eastwood and clubs such as Rolling Bones; celebrated builders-for-hire like Vern Tardel, the Kennedy Brothers, and Cole Foster; and top-of-the-line shops such as Brizio Street Rods and Steve Moal's operation. The result is the next best thing to being there-a book that vividly summons the nature of these spaces and the cars they produce.
9780760326961 English 0760326967 You've seen the hot rods and custom rides, even looked into the hot rodding lifestyle, but what about where it all starts-in the garages humble or grand where countless hours of machining and wrenching, welding and shaping, elbow grease and inspiration bring a hot rodder's vision to life. In this book, acclaimed hot rod photographer Peter Vincent takes readers into the shops and garages of more than two dozen rod and custom builders across the U.S. From individuals crafting the cars of their dreams to prominent shops turning out cool rides for top dollar, these are the builders in their element. For the hot rod builder, a working environment takes on a whole new meaning; and here, in fascinating pictures and words, readers learn how shops and garages inform and reflect each custom creation. The book offers an intimate look into the garages of legends like Pete Eastwood and clubs such as Rolling Bones; celebrated builders-for-hire like Vern Tardel, the Kennedy Brothers, and Cole Foster; and top-of-the-line shops such as Brizio Street Rods and Steve Moal's operation. The result is the next best thing to being there-a book that vividly summons the nature of these spaces and the cars they produce.