Gas Magazine - Issue 2

In this issue

I’ve spent years driving road trips here and overseas, chasing cool automotive stuff, as well as enjoying the adventure of it all. I’ve also met lots of great people along the way, folks that dig what we’re doing with this little publication. We hope you like it too. Here we have another solid souped up, fumed up edition of Gas Magazine, a full-tilt-boogie of automotive madness. Hot rods, customs, hot bikes, a model to soften things up – and a bunch of travelling adventures that are worth doing, and worth reliving.
Straight up, we have Sean Hammond’s A Model coupe, looking pretty badass. It’s starting to take shape, and has evolved from its bone rattling origins to something a little more refined. We road trip it to Vegas to find the Suavecito – Sosa Metal Works Indian, then ship it down to LA for the ultimate Barber Shop shoot – and what a special thing it is. Mat Egan floated his 54 Ford back to Australia and unveiled it a few months ago at MotorEx in Melbourne – the 54 Ford known as the Candy Rocket Ship is pure eye candy! My buddy Dusty and I went mad at Bonneville Speed Week last year and have the goods on it. While we were at it we took Tom Foster’s normally loud as hell Chevy for a drive, and slipped it into a Cemetery for the shots. Sound cliché? No not at all. Up and coming Photographer and Writer Aaron Develyn shot a killer story on the 7th Annual River City Coupe and Roadster Club Reliability Run. He was on a roll so we let him loose on his favourite Australian born hot rod. Swifty’s T. There’s also a set I shot with the beautiful Dalia Black, and a whole lot more.