The Kustom Photography Of George Barris Revised Trailer

Coming October 28th
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In the Kustom Car World George Barris is known as the King of Kustomizers, but George was also the king with a camera! He is one of the most influential people to have documented the ever growing Kustom and Hot Rod scene during the 50s & 60s. He captured thousands of cars, making him a staple contributor to Feature Cars & How To articles in the spotlight & little books. Throughout this DVD, George takes us on a tour through Lynwood & shows us his favorite shooting locations, including his old Lynwood shop! Disk one also features interviews with Larry Watson, Greg Sharp, Brad Masterson & Jay Mason. The second disc features a full length picuture show, packed with images from the Barris vault & scored by The Dynotones -- this is the best collection of still images that has ever been released! Featuring Hot Rods, Kustoms, Pin Stripers, Motor- cycles, Car Shows & more...

2 DISK DVD SET FEATURING THE KUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY OF GEORGE BARRIS AND 75 MINUTES OF STILL IMAGES!

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Barris
• Photography
• Hot
• Rod
• Custom
• Kustom
• Rat
• History
• ed
• roth
• rat
• fink
• Von
• Dutch
• Dean
• Jeffries
• Gene
• Windfield
• Larry
• watson
• THE
• DYNOTONES

[greenfuzz13]

Hey Guys! This subject is plenty interesting by itself . All the jerking and twitching of the picture is distracting and only serves to reveal the process by which the story is told. I have news for you; we already know this is a video documentary. You don't need to beat us over the head. It's as though the producer/editor is competing with the subject. When you have the opportunity to document George Barris and his photographic body of work show it with the respect it deserves.

[V8Deuce]

Great photo's - wrong music

[deckard43]

Fantastic video, I appreciate the fact that Masterson Kustoms is following in the footsteps of Barris Kustoms, Jay Mason's photographs are such you would thinkthey were shot in the day 1950's

[Wopadas]

Where oh where did he go wrong