The
builders of the cars in this book, understand what hot rodding is all
about: hopped-up engines and stripping a car of all non-critical parts
to
maximise performance and style.
Motojournalist Alan Mayes highlights more than 40 cars,
from classic traditional rods, wild show rods and bare-bones rat rods
to several head-turners that defy categorization.
They're all meant to be driven but they all show off
the distinctive detail work of their builders and preserve
the traditions of that early hot rodding culture.
Each hot rod is featured in full-vehicle and detail shots,
a brief history of the car and the build, and more.
maximise performance and style.
Motojournalist Alan Mayes highlights more than 40 cars,
from classic traditional rods, wild show rods and bare-bones rat rods
to several head-turners that defy categorization.
They're all meant to be driven but they all show off
the distinctive detail work of their builders and preserve
the traditions of that early hot rodding culture.
Each hot rod is featured in full-vehicle and detail shots,
a brief history of the car and the build, and more.