This issue blends traditional hot-rod craft, sharp photography, and culture-driven storytelling, opening with Fuel Speak and a set of Contributor Columns before dropping into E-Max and the muscular Hotchkis Challenger. The first Fuel Girl feature spotlights El Wood, photographed by Shane McCauley, followed by Christian Garcia’s 1931 A-Model Roadster. The middle run highlights artist Max Grundy and the layered visuals of Double Exposure, then shifts into Corky Coker’s 1932 Roadster.
From there the mag moves into hands-on culture with workshop visits to Walden Speed Shop, H&H Flatheads, and Kott Motorcycles, before another Fuel Girls gallery—this time via Vara Pappas. The back stretch features Coby Gewertz’ 1963 Ford Econoline Van Go, event coverage of Viva Las Vegas, and closes with an artist profile on photographer Peter Vincent.
A clean, traditional, beautifully shot slice of Fuel—machines, makers, art, and atmosphere.
