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By: Stephen Newbury .   Other Details Publisher Code: 1858941954 ISBN 10: 1858941954 ISBN 13:   Published: 2003 Dimensions: 250x290mm Pages: 300 Illustrations: Hard Bound, Colour ill Barcode: 9781858941950

By: Stephen Newbury, Tony Lewin .   Other Details Publisher Code: 9781858944180 ISBN 10:   ISBN 13: 139781858944180 Published: 2008 Dimensions: 245x285mm Pages: 311 Illustrations: Hard Bound, Colour ill Barcode: 139781858944180

By: Tim Steil . Running straight up the gut of a nation, Highway 61 begins on  the edge of New Orleans' French Quarter, rolls past Delta cotton fields, and makes a mad dash to Lake Superior's rocky North Shore, slicing through eight states...

By: Andrew Montgomery . From the grinding rims of the covered wagon, via the gleaming tracks of the railroad to the glittering chrome of Detroit's finest, it is mobility that has created the unique character and culture of the United States. American...

By: Editors of Hot Rod Magazine . Over the past 50 years Hot Rod magazine has been at the forefront of the performance movement by featuring photographs and articles of dragsters, roadsters, slingshots, buggies, kemps, coupes, and their drivers. Now you...

By: Pat Ganahl . In 1932, Ed Roth was born to German immigrant parents in Beverly Hills, California. He grew up in Bell, just south of Los Angeles, and according to his brother, Gordon, always had an aptitude for things both mechanical and artistic. In...

By: David Grant . Of all of the pioneering custom-car builders to come to prominence in the 1950s— Harry Westergard, George Barris, and Dean Jeffries, among others—one of the most prolific was a young man from Modesto, California, named Gene...

By: Peter Vincent . 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...

By: Nick Freeth . America's Pacific coastline stretches for more than 2,000 richly varied miles - from Cape Flattery in the northwest to the border with Mexico. Nearly all of it is easily accessible by car, and Pacific Coast Highway is designed both...

By: Doug Mitchel . If you grew up reading the classic "green pages" in HOT ROD magazine – (or even if you didn't) -- you're going to love this lavish look inside some of the coolest hot rods around. In the old days the "green pages" information was...

By: Mark Christensen . Until 1946, hot rodding was generally considered a preoccupation of gearheads and juvenile delinquents. That all changed when car-crazy vets returned from the war with sophisticated mechanical training, courtesy of Uncle Sam. This...

By: George Barris, David Fetherston . George Barris is widely known as the "King of Kustomizers," a title that George has earned through his many years of innovative car building. Starting as a teenager who jazzed up his first car with flashy...