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Produced in cooperation with HOT ROD magazine, HOT ROD Mavericks takes you on a rollicking look back on more than a century of trailblazers, risk-takers, hell-raisers, and forward-thinkers. No aspect of automobile culture embodies the DIY spirit like hot rodding. From prewar pressed steel and milled four-bangers to modern machined billet and 800-hp behemoths, the story of hot rodding has been the story of can-do iconoclasts who did for themselves what Detroit wouldn't do for them. Longtime hot rod and custom car historian Tony Thacker crafts an illustrated history that leaves no camshaft…mehr
Produced in cooperation with HOT ROD magazine, HOT ROD Mavericks takes you on a rollicking look back on more than a century of trailblazers, risk-takers, hell-raisers, and forward-thinkers. No aspect of automobile culture embodies the DIY spirit like hot rodding. From prewar pressed steel and milled four-bangers to modern machined billet and 800-hp behemoths, the story of hot rodding has been the story of can-do iconoclasts who did for themselves what Detroit wouldn't do for them. Longtime hot rod and custom car historian Tony Thacker crafts an illustrated history that leaves no camshaft unturned. Just some of the 50-plus movers and shakers profiled are:
Pioneers of the speed equipment industry like Barney Navarro, Ed "Isky" Iskendarian, and Vic Edelbrock
Postwar racers and builders Alex Xydias, Mickey Thompson, and Ak Miller
Quarter-mile dragstrip heroes such as "TV" Tommy Ivo, "Big Daddy" Don Garlits, and Shirley "Cha-Cha" Muldowney
Kustom kulture icons Dean Jeffries, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, Von Dutch, Sam and George Barris, and Gene Winfield
Thacker also includes latter-day innovators who kept hot rodding a going concern, like Pete & Jake, Boyd Coddington, and Chip Foose. HOT ROD Mavericks is accompanied by exceptional images sourced from Motor Trend Group's archives at The Petersen Automotive Museum. Celebrate the rebels who revolutionized hot rodding with this authoritative and visually engaging history.
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Autorenporträt
Tony Thacker is the former executive director of the Wally Parks National Hot Rod Association Museum and the author and co-author of several previous books on hot rods and customs, including Hot Rods by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth and SO-CAL Speed Shop. He lives in Southern California.
Inhaltsangabe
THE PIONEERS Without Whom There Would Be No Hot Rods Henry Ford: Win on Sunday Barney Oldfield: The Driver Ed Winfield: The Tuner Eddie Meyer: Family Affair Frank Kurtis: Indy Legend Veda Orr: The First Woman of Hot-Rodding SCTA Letter of Veda Orr Early Speed Shops: Bell Auto Parts, Lee Chapel, Jim Harrell, and Karl Orr Wally Parks: The Organizer Vic Edelbrock: Industry Leader Hot Rod vs. Horse POSTWAR BOOM The Dry Lakes and the Founding of an Industry Don Blair: The Longest-Lived Speed Shop Bill Burke: Father of the Belly Tank Racer Bonneville: The Great White Dyno Alex Xydias: World’s Fastest Hot Rod Stu Hilborn: Fuel-Injection Pioneer Barney Navarro: Pushing the Flathead’s Limits Robert E. Petersen: Mr. HOT ROD Ed “Isky” Iskenderian: The Camfather Kong Jackson: The Distributor The Birth of Drags HEYDAY The Rise of Drag Racing and Kustom Kulture C.J. “Pappy” Hart: The Father of Drag Racing Robert “Jocko” Johnson: Streamlined Baby Mickey Thompson: First to 400 Joaquin Arnett: The Bean Bandits The Chrismans: First Family of Hot-Rodders Ak Miller: Bonneville to Mille Miglia Max Balchowsky: Junkyard Dog Sam & George Barris: Kustom Industries Gene Winfield: The Kid from Modesto Dean Jeffries: The Kid Striper Ed “Big Daddy” Roth: The Crazy Painter Von Dutch: The Inventor of Modern Striping Grabowski and Ivo: Anyone for T? HOT RODS GO MAINSTREAM Speed and Style Carroll Shelby: King Cobra Phil Remington: Mr. Fix-It Brock on Remington Art Arfons & Craig Breedlove: The Fast Set Zora Arkus-Duntov: The Father of the ‘Vette Bruce Meyers: The Little Manx Roland Leong: The Hawaiian The Engine Builders: Keith Black, Ed Donovan, and Ed Pink E.J. Potter: The Michigan Madman Paula Murphy: First Over 200 Shirley Muldowney: Heart Like a Wheel Bob Muravez: a.k.a. Floyd Lippencotte, Jr Tony Nancy: The Loner Larry Shinoda: Rods, Vettes, and ‘Stangs Don Garlits: Big Daddy Jim Nelson & Dode Martin: The Dragmasters MODERN RODDING Everything Old Is New Again Jim “Jake” Jacobs: Car Crazy Pete Chapouris: The California Kid Lil’ John Buttera: Craftsman and Innovator Boyd Coddington: If You Can Dream It Chip Foose: Son of Sam The Artists: Larry Erickson, Thom Taylor, and Steve Stanford Al Teague: Mr. 400 John Force: 17-Time Champion Mel Stultz: The Race of Gentlemen Jessi Combs: World Changer Acknowledgments Image Credits Index
THE PIONEERS Without Whom There Would Be No Hot Rods Henry Ford: Win on Sunday Barney Oldfield: The Driver Ed Winfield: The Tuner Eddie Meyer: Family Affair Frank Kurtis: Indy Legend Veda Orr: The First Woman of Hot-Rodding SCTA Letter of Veda Orr Early Speed Shops: Bell Auto Parts, Lee Chapel, Jim Harrell, and Karl Orr Wally Parks: The Organizer Vic Edelbrock: Industry Leader Hot Rod vs. Horse POSTWAR BOOM The Dry Lakes and the Founding of an Industry Don Blair: The Longest-Lived Speed Shop Bill Burke: Father of the Belly Tank Racer Bonneville: The Great White Dyno Alex Xydias: World’s Fastest Hot Rod Stu Hilborn: Fuel-Injection Pioneer Barney Navarro: Pushing the Flathead’s Limits Robert E. Petersen: Mr. HOT ROD Ed “Isky” Iskenderian: The Camfather Kong Jackson: The Distributor The Birth of Drags HEYDAY The Rise of Drag Racing and Kustom Kulture C.J. “Pappy” Hart: The Father of Drag Racing Robert “Jocko” Johnson: Streamlined Baby Mickey Thompson: First to 400 Joaquin Arnett: The Bean Bandits The Chrismans: First Family of Hot-Rodders Ak Miller: Bonneville to Mille Miglia Max Balchowsky: Junkyard Dog Sam & George Barris: Kustom Industries Gene Winfield: The Kid from Modesto Dean Jeffries: The Kid Striper Ed “Big Daddy” Roth: The Crazy Painter Von Dutch: The Inventor of Modern Striping Grabowski and Ivo: Anyone for T? HOT RODS GO MAINSTREAM Speed and Style Carroll Shelby: King Cobra Phil Remington: Mr. Fix-It Brock on Remington Art Arfons & Craig Breedlove: The Fast Set Zora Arkus-Duntov: The Father of the ‘Vette Bruce Meyers: The Little Manx Roland Leong: The Hawaiian The Engine Builders: Keith Black, Ed Donovan, and Ed Pink E.J. Potter: The Michigan Madman Paula Murphy: First Over 200 Shirley Muldowney: Heart Like a Wheel Bob Muravez: a.k.a. Floyd Lippencotte, Jr Tony Nancy: The Loner Larry Shinoda: Rods, Vettes, and ‘Stangs Don Garlits: Big Daddy Jim Nelson & Dode Martin: The Dragmasters MODERN RODDING Everything Old Is New Again Jim “Jake” Jacobs: Car Crazy Pete Chapouris: The California Kid Lil’ John Buttera: Craftsman and Innovator Boyd Coddington: If You Can Dream It Chip Foose: Son of Sam The Artists: Larry Erickson, Thom Taylor, and Steve Stanford Al Teague: Mr. 400 John Force: 17-Time Champion Mel Stultz: The Race of Gentlemen Jessi Combs: World Changer Acknowledgments Image Credits Index
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