Photographer Scott G Toepfer recently documented The Race Of Gentlemen, an annual beach race held on the New Jersey shore beaches. The event was founded by Oilers Car Club, established in 1947. “Taking pre-WW2 cars and pitting them against one another on the beaches of South Jersey. Putting their hand built cars on the line
Our man in the field hung out at a recent Capestance gathering. All photos © Devin
This 1985 Suzuki SJ410 has been transformed into a rugged machine ready for a zombie apocalypse or just lugging surfboards. Devin Paisley of Rebellian Custom Bikes took five months to complete the transformation. Drive
Like proud fathers, we are able to announce that the first issue of Traffic Magazine is now available as a free download from the App Store. Please follow this link. We have also made
Dutchmann’s latest project, The Vicious Cycle, is a collaboration between retired frame-builder Duncan MacIntyre and composite specialist Anton Dekker. The hand-brazed frame is made from 653 Columbus steel tubing renowned for its impressive strength-to-weight
Words and images: Sean O’Toole. Friday morning, President Street, Germiston. Looking at City Hall, another vernacular symphony in brick, its clock permanently reading five to six. Walk a bit. See something inside a dark
Words: Des Brown Illustration: Thubelihle Hlela You’re a world-famous maverick billionaire. Actually, make that a multi-billionaire. You’re also the guy who, insiders say, was the inspiration for the larger-than-life Tony Stark movie persona.
Photos from the recent Cape Classic Car Show in Parow. Photographs by Ian Kolbe. Ian Kolbe is a Cape based photographer who works mainly in corporate events coverage but has been shooting motorsports
A music column dedicated to the soundtrack of the daily commute. Written by Rick de la Rey Lets get one thing straight: I don’t know shit about the inner workings of an automobile. I
The E-Type is considered the most beautiful car in the world. We tracked one down, and photographed it on the roof of Hyde Park Corner in scorching heat. The plan was simple. Place an