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Hot Rod Gallery II: More Great Photos and Stories from Hot Rodding's Golden Years
Pat Ganahl
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Psychologie
Beschreibung
Travel back to hot rodding's golden years with this sequel that showcases even more historic never-before-seen photos from author and historian Pat Ganahl's collection.
This edition features even more dry lakes shots, post-war rods, lead sleds, show circuit cars, and a chapter on marvelous mills. Ganahl even dug a little deeper into the early 1960s. He was pleasantly surprised to find more great stuff in old files and folders that were hidden away for decades but are now highlighted in Hot Rod Gallery II: More Great Photos and Stories from Hot Rodding's Golden Years.
In the best-selling original book, Hot Rod Gallery: A Nostalgic Look at Hot Rodding's Golden Years: 1930-1960, Ganahl opened his archives and shared 192 pages and 350 photos of some of the most interesting and best photos of his collection. Filled with fascinating images of some of the coolest cars and builders, long-forgotten car clubs, and great shots of the dry lakes, nostalgia fans flocked to grab a piece of hot rodding history all in one convenient package. Well, if some is good, more is better, right?
If you liked the first edition, you may like this one even more. Ganahl guarantees that it is filled with images you have never seen, and he offers his commentary and a lifetime of expertise in this selection of fantastic images from his expansive archive. You can spend hours looking at all the details and soaking in the history in these images, and we know you’ll enjoy this book as much as you did the first.
