Tue, 12 August 2014
Nicolas Hunziker is an automotive artist that is fueled by passion. He is a fourth generation painter whose roots in creativity go back to his great-grandfather who was a classically trained painter. His grand uncle was the famous Prince Bira of Siam who was the first Thai, Grand-Prix motor racing driver. After graduating from the Art Center College of Design Nicolas worked as an Advertising Art Director. After years in the commercial ad business he kept coming back to his passions; painting and automobiles, and specifically racing. His style, which he calls Period Correct Art is bold, colorful, graphic, and has a definitive racing theme. You’ll find his work in magazines, on posters, apparel, films, and painting including murals and commissioned artwork that hangs in some of the most famous collections around the world. |
Mon, 11 August 2014
Rod Emory is the owner of Emory Motorsports and a third generation gear head. After years of building and modifying automobiles with his grandfather and his dad, in their McMinnville facility, he launched his own business restoring vintage Porsches. The company grew and he now operates a second facility in Lancaster California. Rod, like his grandfather and his father, takes his craft seriously and not only restores old 356 Porsches but takes them to the next level by creating one of a kind outlaws. Custom builds that go beyond anything Dr. Porsche created. Rod also restores and services vintage Porsche race cars and you’ll find iconic models including the 906, 908 and Porsche Cooper in his shop. Rod is a visionary craftsman and coach builder who continues to expand and grow the Emory family spirit. |
Sun, 10 August 2014
Randy Wells has spent more than 25 years behind a camera, capturing automotive images and more as a commercial photographer. Thousands of his images have been published worldwide and he is in demand as a photojournalist and a commercial photographer. He’s also a writer who captures the passion we have for all things automotive in his words and articles. His images have been featured in numerous publications including Excellence, National Geographic, Traveler and Sunset magazine. Randy’s creative eye has earned his numerous awards from American Photo, Communications Arts, How and others. |
Thu, 7 August 2014
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Wed, 6 August 2014
Frank Mandarano has been a car guy since he was 12 years old. He’s a decorated Veteran and a licensed commercial pilot. He is the founder of Maserati Club International and MIE Corporation. Frank also founded the Concorso Italiano, an annual Italian marque gathering in Monterey California. Frank started the original, one and only, Car Guy Tour and still operates dream-come-true trips for automotive enthusiasts from around the world. You can find Frank visiting automotive factories, museums, wineries and more or catch him cruising down the road in one of his Maserati 3500 GTs. |
Mon, 4 August 2014
Henry Reisner is the president of Intermeccanica, Custom Coach Builders in Vancouver, British Columbia. Intermeccacina was started in 1959 by Henry’s father Frank when he moved to Turin Italy with his wife Paula. They produced parts for cars and created a formula junior race car, the Puch, or IMP, the Apollo and Italia automobiles among many other unique and innovative projects. When the family moved to California in1975 they began making replica Porsche Speedsters and that tradition has continued to this day with Intermeccanica producing Speedsters, Roadsters and Kubelwagens for customers from around the world. Quality and a focus on providing their customers with exactly they want, Henry and his team bring back the magic of old cars that are reliable and fun to drive. You can learn more about the Reisner family and their rich history in the book The Story of the Prancing Bull. |
Sun, 3 August 2014
Burt “BS” Levy is an award-winning motorsports journalist, an infamous author, a lifelong British car nut, and notorious racecars ride mooch. He is the author of the celebrated cult classic 1950s sports car novels The Last Open Road, its sequels Montezuma’s Ferrari, The fabulous Trashwagon, Toly’s Ghost, The 200 MPH Steamroller, and his utterly hilarious short story collection, A Potside Companion. He’s piloted all kinds of vintage racecars by mooching rides at tracks across the country from Laguna Seca to Watkins Glen. A true automotive entrepreneur, Burt is sure to fill our ears with his humor and iconic “BS” so hide your cars keys and listen up to this interview, part two of two spectacular journeys with a very unique character. |
Sun, 3 August 2014
Burt “BS” Levy is an award-winning motorsports journalist, an infamous author, a lifelong British car nut, and notorious racecars ride mooch. He is the author of the celebrated cult classic 1950s sports car novels The Last Open Road, its sequels Montezuma’s Ferrari, The fabulous Trashwagon, Toly’s Ghost, The 200 MPH Steamroller, and his utterly hilarious short story collection, A Potside Companion. He’s piloted all kinds of vintage racecars by mooching rides at tracks across the country from Laguna Seca to Watkins Glen. A true automotive entrepreneur, Burt is sure to fill our ears with his humor and iconic “BS” so hide your cars keys and listen up to this interview, part one of two spectacular journeys with a very unique character. |
Fri, 1 August 2014
Roger Allard President and CEO of Allard Motor Works in Montreal Canada is part of an automobile company that brings their motoring history forward from the 30s and 40s when the iconic Allard J2X made its mark in motor racing history. Founded in 1936 by Sydney Allard the company produced some 1,900 automobiles. Allards were raced at Le Mans, Monte Carlo, Watkins Glen, Silverstone, Pebble Beach, Goodwood, as well as countless other race tracks throughout Europe and North America. Today, thanks to Roger and his team, you can own a modern version of this legendary British roadster. Their motto, “Rarely seen. Never forgotten.” Is a testament to the unique and exciting nature of the amazing Allard automobile.
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Fri, 1 August 2014
Roger Allard President and CEO of Allard Motor Works in Montreal Canada is part of an automobile company that brings their motoring history forward from the 30s and 40s when the iconic Allard J2X made its mark in motor racing history. Founded in 1936 by Sydney Allard the company produced some 1,900 automobiles. Allards were raced at Le Mans, Monte Carlo, Watkins Glen, Silverstone, Pebble Beach, Goodwood, as well as countless other race tracks throughout Europe and North America. Today, thanks to Roger and his team, you can own a modern version of this legendary British roadster. Their motto, “Rarely seen. Never forgotten.” Is a testament to the unique and exciting nature of the amazing Allard automobile. |