road to nowhere

flatheaded

It was one of those opportunities you won't want to pass up. A car, a bunch of friends from back home and a day off. And as always a brilliant idea: Let's go to Santa Rosa and visit Vern Tardel.

sacramento kustom

Outtake from a photshoot I did for the latest issue of the french Powerglide magazine. The 1952 Chevy is owned by Goran Lassell and it was built by Sacramento Kustoms.

strong beach again

I don't know, maybe I'm getting old. Or how does it come I'm starting to like swap meets?

kustomize your living room

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#9 »Mojave Mercury«

#8 »Red Light District«

#7 »Moon Light Shadows«

roy's hot rod

To some it's just the old part of town. Some call it the surf ghetto. I for myself think it's some kind of paradise. The Los Molinos business district of San Clemente is the fertile soil for a diverse mix of surfboard shapers, artists, car restorers and other talented craftsmen. One of them is Roy. So, after my little feature of Chad's shop a couple of weeks ago, it was time to visit Roy's garage on my tour through San Clemente.

It's not a Ford. It ain't a Chevy. It's a Studebaker.

Being accompanied by some hot rodders from Switzerland, Roy just jumped on the opportunity to have a few good men at his shop to help him lift the freshly built hot rod body on the frame.

Developing and building exercising machines for a living, Roy sure knows something about design, function and craftsmanship.

And his Studebaker will be rolling proof for his skills.

And every shop needs a shop dog, right?