Showing posts with label Hot Rods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hot Rods. Show all posts

December 13, 2011

Beetlejuice

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You have to go to Norway to find some classic California look VW love?.

August 30, 2011

Deutsch-a-Billy mud

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Such an interesting disconnect, road rat hot rods and rockabilly in German. Stoic bunch, they seemed to find a way to have fun in the mud anyway..

August 9, 2011

Cool...

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..I'm sure you'll agree. Great story, great shoot via Fuel Magazine

Factory 6 - Craig -13

Craig Metros is a Detroit born car designer, artist and hot rod builder. Craig moved to Melbourne, Australia five years ago on an international work transfer. The first film from new production house Fuel Tank TV begins the 'Factory 6' series by peering through the doors of a workshop deep in the suburbs of Melbourne. Craig is one of a handful of passionate and skillful guys, toiling away the winter nights, creating art and working on a multitude of automotive projects in the same shared space.

Craig talks to us about moving from Detroit to Melbourne, what inspires him, and what it's like to build a hot rod that has fulfilled a childhood dream.

Bandit Films and Fuel Magazine from Melbourne Australia have joined forces to create Fuel Tank TV, a platform that curates a wide selection of short films from across the world, combined with producing and showcasing our own locally made productions.

Credits
Director: Tom Broadhurst
DOP: Daniel De Silva
Producer: Luke Ray
Editor: Daniel De Silva

Music: Band: X / Album Aspirations / Delinquent Cause
en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​X-Aspirations

fueltank.tv
fuelzine.com
banditfilms.blogspot.com/​

September 5, 2007

Tuesday night in Oyster Bay, NY

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Was quite a scene!. During the summer every tuesday night the main street of Oyster Bay closes down and all the car dudes, most of a 50's 60's generation break out the Detroit iron for "Cruise Night". You do see a nice european car here and there, some Ferraris, old Jags, Healeys but I loved that pristine 1969 BMW 2002, impossibly clean for a car that had obviously been set up for at least occasional track use. I loved the twin carb setup. not 750hp like some of the other monsters right next to it but very nice.

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