SPOTLIGHT: Dusty Times issue 5

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Dusty Times issue 5

About the Book

A beautifully crafted print book you’ll want to display prominently. In this fifth edition of Dusty Times we celebrate the passion of competition and those that compete with some words of encouragement usually reserved only for moments when maximum throttle is necessary… GO LIKE HELL !

Dusty Times Issue 05 is a 9×12 inch, 112 page, soft cover book. Printed on heavy paper with full color photography, in depth stories on unique vehicles, races, and drivers it makes a great addition any enthusiasts collection.

CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Stopping Speed – Motorsport photographer pictorial
  • Charming Survivor – A vehicle for reflection
  • Unearthing A Scroll Through History – Offroad racing artifact
  • Everyman For Himself – A storied racer’s ascent
  • Challengers Reunited – Mickey Thompson machinery

Learn more about the series at dustytimes.com

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Dusty Times, Issue 05 – Go Like Hell is available HERE and HERE for a retail price of $35

Sylv
Sylv
I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

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