Who are today's hot rodders? Where do they come from, what do they
value, and why? Do gearheads and old metal have any place in
tomorrow's transportation landscape? What will be left behind? What
will be carried forward? Over an eight year period,
gearhead/geographer David Miller crisscrossed America in his
home-built 1958 Chevy Apache custom truck interviewing hot rodders
who are thoughtful and passionate about what they do, willing to
speculate about why they do it and about what lies ahead. This book
is a collection of their stories and a celebration of how they
roll. It is a testament to what will be lost unless rodders can
defy the trend towards mechanical cluelessness, anonymous vehicle
styling, driverless vehicles, and a "get back in line and wait to
be served" mentality that increasingly permeates our transportation
landscape.
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