Fuel Tank TV: Much Much Go (Full Version)

Maybe you remember the trailer of Fuel Tank's "Much Much Go". Here' the full version. Enjoy!

Fuel Tank TV: The Waxhead Diaries

Fuel Tank TV (Bandit Films & Fuel Magazine) present Matt Chojnoisjki and his 1966 Chrysler Valiant VC Regal (btw, for sale!).

What a beautiful wagon. Enjoy.

Modern Motor Cycle Company

“Modern Motor Cycle Company is quite straightforward as an idea. It’s a workshop and a shopfront where Christian can sell some parts and some posters while making bikes of his own initiation as well as bikes for customers and friends. Christian trained as a car mechanic, and then as an industrial designer. Having found himself then designing shitty kitchenware for a couple of years in CAD, and feeling a disconnection from the realness of mechanical work, he started MMCC to make bikes and hopefully combine his design and mechanical training. At times he’s felt the frustration of having too much mechanical work and not enough time making bikes from the ground up, but on the whole he’s doing pretty well. I think he is satisfied.”

Luke, Aaron, Tom – you kick *ss. This is awesome!

Human Flight

No cars. No gravity. 

Betty Wants In via Tom Broadhurst.

Ryan Ford

"Ryan Ford is a pinstriping artist located in Central Victoria Australia. He is also the owner of Chopped Magazine and the Promoter of the Chopped Rod and Custom three day festival where pre-1965 style custom cars and music fanatics from across Australia roll into Victoria."

Another great video made by Tom Broadhurst and Aaron Cuthbert (Bandit Films). Enjoy.

Much Much Go

Nick Eterovic is a car designer with Ford and a proud petrol head who loves to be working on a project. Nick's produced two competition winning bikes in the last couple of years, and is always thinking about the next project to approach.

A fresh masterpiece from Fuel Tank TV – a cooperation between Luke Ray (Fuel Magazine) and Tom Broadhurst (Bandit Films).

Enjoy!

Fuel Tank TV: Craig Metros

Luke Ray (Fuel Magazine) and Tom Broadhurst (Bandit Films) teamed up and produced an awesome portrait about Craig Metros, a Detroit born car designer, artist and hot rod builder.