Video: Timo Le Mans x Roadside Hot Rods, Germany

%CODE1%We originally caught wind of Timo Le Man’s, a passionate photographer and automotive enthusiast, while perusing the annals of Vimeo. The channel Kustom Love had uploaded a video showcasing Timo Le Mans’ 1934 Ford 5-Window coupe.

Here is an excerpt of Timo Le Mans’ biography, “I have spent more than 1.5 decades of my life within the kustom kar and biker scene. I am absolutely into customized cars and bikes, it all started in the 90s when I built my first custombike. The fever never declined and I still drive several bikes and kustom cars/hot rods.”

Le Mans continues, “I am not a professional photographer but I take it serious. Great Kustoms and great pictures have something in common in my opinion; It’s not about how much money you spent for your equipment or car, it’s about having sense for design or having an eye for the good moments–something money can’t buy.”

Aside from hearing about all the nationally acclaimed photographers and masters of a trade it is always our pleasure to showcase and spotlight the work from non-professionals who exhibit a spark and a hunger to share their expression. Timo’s photography speaks for itself and he has some truly breathtaking shots. Be sure to check out his Facebook to give his albums a look through.

Be sure to check out the video above which Timo made for his buddies at Roadside Hot Rods Garage in Germany. There are some pretty cool rides they have cooped up in this shop–from the coveted ’36 Ford 3-window and bossed out ’38 Chevy Master Deluxe to a ’32 Ford 5-Window coupe and a second ’38 Chevy Kustom in for routine service–The fellas at Roadside and in Germany for that matter have some great taste!