Back in October, we blogged about Nick's cool Cafe Racer that took first prize at the Melbourne Mods v Rockers event.

As I was in the workshop grabbing a few shots of Craigs A model,  I thought I'd get Nick to drag the bike out to pose for a few shots before I left.

A stunning creation, you have to agree.

I dropped in to the workshop tonight where some buddies work on their projects. It's good to pop in and grab some shots every now and again.

The car I always anticipate seeing the most is Craig's Ford Model A. Not just because he 'Fueled' it up with the logo on the door, but because it's such a sweet car.

This was the first photo out of the box tonight but it's late so I'll get some more up online another time.

It's taken way to long, but finally we've got subscriptions up and running. You can order any 3 issues for $40 plus shipping, and you get it straight off the press before anyone else, and way before it pops up in stores.

Feel free to order any 3 issues, whether current or future stock. So for all of you who have asked.. there you go! Click here for more details. 

Dwayne Vance is an up and coming hot rod artist that owns his own company called 'Future Elements'.

Based in Califorina, his client lists include names such as Mazda USA, Texaco, Oakley, Mattel, Hasbro, SpinMasters, RC2, Upper Deck, Flying Lizard Motorsports, Cobra Engineering, Chumba Racing, Foothill Fabrication, Blackstar Paintball, Echo Factory, Corel Painter, DC comics, EA Games, Bizzare Creations and Troy Lee Designs.

He was a senior designer for Mattel Hot Wheels and a Director of protective equipment at Troy Lee Designs.

He now has his own line of hot rod art an published a book called The Hot Rod Art Book: Masters of chicken Scratch. The book contains profiles of some fantastic artists involved in the hot rod scene, so as you can imagine it's right up our alley. To check out the book, and more of Dwayne's work, head on over to the Masters of Chicken Scratch website.

Dwayne was nice enough to give us an interview for the latest issue of Fuel Magazine, and we've dedicated 22 full colour pages of issue 03 to his work. Get your hands on a copy to check out his awesome work.