Hot Rod Kings: Top Traditional Rod and Custom Builders
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (573 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760327386 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Hot Rod Kings" according to James Hoback. Hot rodders will enjoy seeing some faces to put with names and seeing their shops/cars. Some film is wasted on wall art etc that could have been used for detail shots of craftsmanship these builders produce. Some of the narrative has a little too much "hip jargon" that detracts from the subject. The writer needed a few more notes for his captions. The Cadillac on page 69 is about a '50 not a '56, and the one on page 1Hot Rod Kings Hot rodders will enjoy seeing some faces to put with names and seeing their shops/cars. Some film is wasted on wall art etc that could have been used for detail shots of craftsmanship these builders produce. Some of the narrative has a little too much "hip jargon" that detracts from the subject. The writer needed a few more notes for his captions. The Cadillac on page 69 is about a '50 not a '56, and the one on page 136 is about a '5Hot Rod Kings James Hoback Hot rodders will enjoy seeing some faces to put with names and seeing their shops/cars. Some film is wasted on wall art etc that could have been used for detail shots of craftsmanship these builders produce. Some of the narrative has a little too much "hip jargon" that detracts from the subject. The writer needed a few more notes for his captions. The Cadillac on page 69 is about a '50 not a '56, and the one on page 136 is about a '54 not a '57. The bottom photo on page 121 was taken on Highway 108 in Sonora, not Highway 49. Yes, these are s. not a '57. The bottom photo on page 121 was taken on Highway 108 in Sonora, not Highway Hot Rod Kings James Hoback Hot rodders will enjoy seeing some faces to put with names and seeing their shops/cars. Some film is wasted on wall art etc that could have been used for detail shots of craftsmanship these builders produce. Some of the narrative has a little too much "hip jargon" that detracts from the subject. The writer needed a few more notes for his captions. The Cadillac on page 69 is about a '50 not a '56, and the one on page 136 is about a '54 not a '57. The bottom photo on page 121 was taken on Highway 108 in Sonora, not Highway 49. Yes, these are s. 9. Yes, these are s. 6 is about a '5Hot Rod Kings James Hoback Hot rodders will enjoy seeing some faces to put with names and seeing their shops/cars. Some film is wasted on wall art etc that could have been used for detail shots of craftsmanship these builders produce. Some of the narrative has a little too much "hip jargon" that detracts from the subject. The writer needed a few more notes for his captions. The Cadillac on page 69 is about a '50 not a '56, and the one on page 136 is about a '54 not a '57. The bottom photo on page 121 was taken on Highway 108 in Sonora, not Highway 49. Yes, these are s. not a '57. The bottom photo on page 121 was taken on Highway 108 in Sonora, not Highway Hot Rod Kings James Hoback Hot rodders will enjoy seeing some faces to put with names and seeing their shops/cars. Some film is wasted on wall art etc that could have been used for detail shots of craftsmanship these builders produce. Some of the narrative has a little too much "hip jargon" that detracts from the subject. The writer needed a few more notes for his captions. The Cadillac on page 69 is about a '50 not a '56, and the one on page 136 is about a '54 not a '57. The bottom photo on page 121 was taken on Highway 108 in Sonora, not Highway 49. Yes, these are s. 9. Yes, these are s
With Perry's photography of the shop operations, cars in progress and some of the finished rods accompanied by the prose of Kevin ‘BoBo Tech’ Thomson, this is a tasty slice of the true hot rod way of life.”. Thomson and Perry get to the heart of what makes today's hot rodders tick; we discover where these men came from, what inspires them, and what their day-to-day lives are really like. to the workshops of eleven of today's most highly respected hot rod builders and customizers – meeting larger than life characters and meaner than mean machines on the way. Motorbar (UK), June 18, 2007 “Hot Rod Kings, by Kevin Thomson, is written in a quite intimate way to make you feel you are being taken on a personal trip through the U.S
Thomson and Perry venture into the shops of today's top hot rodders and customizers to reveal what makes them go, how they think, and who they are.