Sunday, 2 October 2016

Riding a race car, astride the cowl, to get the photo was only arranged with a trade for the ride in exchange for being Proust's wedding photographer



Perhaps not the best photography of motoring, but without any doubt it was the most daring, as very few can say they have ridden astride a F1 as a rodeo rider.

Asset managed to get these legendary shots sitting on hot supercharged engines simply tied with a poor belt with one hand clinging to the rollbars while shooting with the other with his wide angle Cannon.

NOTE: photographs and copyright belong to Bernard Asset for more of his work visit http://online.bernardasset.com/myhome.aspx

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Saturday, 1 October 2016

this would be the talk of any car show, no matter how big or where it happened

gotta be a Von Dutch piece on the nose, right? The "Red Eye Special" at speedweek 1958


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Steve McQueen


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A pause in the car posts for a moment, to render a public service (not the 1st or the last)

Some seventies glorious muscle cars