The Ultimate Guide to Hot Rods & Street Rods
John Carroll has long been a fan of street rods, especially rods based on the 1932 Ford.  He has also written extensively on American automotive specialties, including choppers, Harley-Davidson and Indian motorcycles, Jeeps and tractors, collaborating with photographer Garry Stuart on many of these projects.Garry Stuart has been photographing cars and motorcycles professionally for 20 years, and his pictures have appeared in magazines and books throughout the world.  He has met many interesting characters along the way, and has listened to their stories with interest.  Much of this anecdotal material, gathered when he was taking these pictures, was personally related to him by Californian hot-rodders themselves and appears in the latter part of this book.Steve Wilson is a classic motorcycle and car journalist, and the author of 19 published books, including five novels and a work of children's fiction. His motorbike books have included the definitive six-volume British Motor Cycles Since 1950; an anthology of his classic bike journalism titled Down The Road; an account of a recent 5,000 mile ride in Southern Africa on an unreliable 1954 Ariel 500 single, called Short Way Up; and Great Marques:Triumph Bonneville T120/T140/Hinckley. Steve lives in Oxfordshire and rides a BSA A10 Golden Flash and a Moto Guzzi California.--This text refers to an alternateHardcoveredition.