accidents & incidents (with Assorted Confessions!) by Roger A. Jetter coverimage:  Roger A. Jetter’s previous three books, “Recollections, Regrets & Random Acts”,  “Fast Cars, 4-Speeds & Fist-Fights” and “Bangin’ Gears & Bustin’ Heads”, all tapped into the experiences of his youth and the raucous adventures of some of the icons of the hobby.  Fans of… Continue reading accidents & incidents (with Assorted Confessions!) by Roger A. Jetter

Boys of Bonneville: Racing on a Ribbon of Salt, movie review by Richard Parks coverimage:  Movie Review by Richard Parks, Photographic Consultant Roger Rohrdanz Movie reviews come in all forms.  I write reviews the way I want to see them in order to decide whether I want to spend the time or money to see… Continue reading Boys of Bonneville: Racing on a Ribbon of Salt, movie review by Richard Parks

The Road to Bonneville, film by Brian Darwas coverimage:    Bonneville is the “Mecca” of hot rodding for most die-hard enthusiasts.  I have been fortunate enough to experience lakes racing and Bonneville firsthand, which gives me some insight into what takes place there.  My first encounter with lakes racing was at El Mirage with Tom… Continue reading The Road to Bonneville, film by Brian Darwas

The Shelby American Story by Art Evans coverimage:    6-16-11Book Review by Richard Parks,Photographic consultant Roger Rohrdanz Art Evans has nearly twenty books to his credit and the latest is The Shelby American Story, with photography by Dave Friedman.  The subject matter concerns Carroll Shelby and this is Art’s second book on this American auto… Continue reading The Shelby American Story by Art Evans

Flat Out coverimage:  6-16-11 Book Review and photographs by Bud Lang,Photographic consultant Roger Rohrdanz. Flat Out is a compilation of exciting stories of early day hot rodders who abandoned the streets of Los Angeles for the dry lake beds of Southern California, where they could virtually “put the pedal to the metal,” in their quest… Continue reading Flat Out

DiMora takes common cars and changes them into unique one-off custom crafted automobiles   Palm Springs, California – March 7, 2 009 – Oldsmobile commercials used to brag that, “this is not your father’s Oldsmobile.” That tag line did not sell enough cars to keep Oldsmobile production going past April 2004. But it certainly describes… Continue reading DiMora Designs Transforms Oldsmobile Aurora into Custom Unique One-off Car

  Right Hemisphere enables DiMora to pitch its unfinished luxury sedan to window shoppers. Mar 15, 2007 By:Kenneth Wong Published By CADALYST magazine Alfred DiMora, founder and chief executive officer of DiMora Motorcar, wants automobile lovers to salivate over the Natalia SLS 2, described as the world’s first $2 million luxury sport sedan. The prototype… Continue reading See $2 Million Worth of Polygons Free

At DiMora Designs, a division of DiMora Motorcar, we take pride in thinking outside the box to create unique automobiles, yachts, motorcycles, and even entertainment attractions. Whether the need is for a car with a particular capability or there is a desire to carry a thematic style to its logical conclusion, we conceptualize and deliver… Continue reading JX Concept Coupe DiMora Designs Concept

Earlier this year we got a tip on a fine young rodder who is also an artist in the rodding industry…so we decided to track him down.  Jason Rushforth is a 29 year old from Washington State.  He has been drawing for his entire life and doing it for a living for about 8 years.… Continue reading Jason Rushforth in 2001

  Rare And Seldom Seen CarsShowcased At Muscle Car Nationals Photos by Jack Lawford The windy city was the scene for the annual Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals this past weekend and spectators had an exciting list of vehicles to check out.  Once again, Nickey Chicago and Norm’s Garage faced off with only real documented… Continue reading Muscle Car Nationals Rare Finds