If hot rodding and racing could claim a true Renaissance man, Mickey Thompson would have been it. From racer to marketeer, innovator to promoter, Thompson’s influence touched nearly every corner of the motorsports realm. By the time of his tragic death in 1988, his curriculum
When no less a literary light than Tom Wolfe — thought by many to be the most perceptive chronicler of modern American culture — made it a point to track down and interview Edward Roth in 1963, it was apparent that Big Daddy was more
Southern California kustom legend Bill Hines, a man short in stature but large in kustom car circles and long on talent passed away yesterday. He was 94. We always admired Bill for his humble nature and his true grit not to mention his “no excuses”
