1936 sunset

Some memories from last fall.

virgil's vision

Some shapes are hard to improve on. Maybe that's what custom builder Richard Zocchi thought to himself when he started reworking a 1956 Chrysler Windsor. Sure the chopped top is no easy feat but it helps making the already striking lines of Virgil Exner's design look even more dramatic. This car seems to be around for quite some time already but it nevertheless was an impressive sight at this year's Grand National Roadster Show.

voodoo priest... detail shots

While tumbling through some outtakes from my GNRS 2012 pics, I stumbled upon these detail shots of James Hetfield's 1937 Lincoln Zephyr "Voodoo Priest". I quite like them. So here they are.

roadside note

Keep your eyes on the road
Your hands upon the wheel
Yeah, we're goin' to the Roadhouse
We're gonna have a real good time

central coast cruisin'

I actually hate taking photos at car shows. The artifical light sucks and there's always a rope, a pole or just another guy disturbing the picture. What a relief it is to admire a wonderful car in its natural environment like on an open road or in a small town. And if you happen to catch that golden moment right after sunset, you're all set. Thanks Mark Garza for letting me shoot your car.

help the crazy cruisers

You may have heard it on the facebook news... The club house of the Crazy Cruisers car club has burnt down. Luckily, no one got injured, but there were several club cars and projects sitting in the shop together with more than 25 years of collected parts and memories. Sure, money cannot bring all of this back but it definitely helps for a new start. In order to help bringing the Crazy Cruisers back from the ashes, Chris and Manu from Custom Parts & Wear teamed up with renowned kustom kulture artist Etienne "Empire 32" from France who created a great looking t-shirt. All the money they raise from the shirts sale will be donated to the Crazy Cruisers. Send an e-mail to INFO@C-PW.CH to order your support shirt!

an afternoon at... the nhra museum

I already had heard a lot of good things about the NHRA Museum. But somehow I never made it there, even though I've been to Pomona for three times or something. Except for today: Here's a little slideshow.









More pictures here.