The Drive: Custom Cars and Their Builders

by Maximilian Funk (Editor), Di Ozesanmuseum Bamberg (Editor)

Better than the original and a long way from factories and assembly lines. Handcrafted, radical, and subversive, these custom cars are designed and made by a small number of specialists from around the globe who share a common to create the ultimate driving machine. From early hot rods and lowriders to modern this book presents a huge variety of unique cars from around the world. Automobiles have been tuned, restored, and rebuilt for years, but ―whether made for leisurely cruising or peak performance ― today’s custom machines are more interesting than ever before. After exploring custom motorcycles in The Ride and The Ride 2nd Gear, it’s high time to focus on the fourwheeled scene. The Drive showcases the diversity and reach of this custom movement. Each car is utterly unique; each builder a true personality. Passion and craft meet in their workshops in North America, Europe, and Asia. The resulting vehicles ―and this book ― are for anyone for whom a car is so much more than just a way to get around.

256 pages, Hardcover

Published June 25, 2016

Reviews

[Casper · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very nice collection of custom car builds. A book I’ve picked up every now and then to read about a few cars, hence the ‘long read’ from January ‘till now.

Strange thing in keeping track of my read pages in this app: there’s 400 pages in this book, but Goodreads says it’s a lot less than that.