Saturday, November 3, 2007, 1pm – 3pmPetersen Automotive Museum Matt Stone crafts the book to give readers a close-up look at the cars and motorcycles McQueen drove in movies, those he owned, and others he raced. With a foreword by McQueen’s son, Chad McQueen, and a wealth of details about the star’s racing career, his movie stunt work, and his car and motorcycle collecting, the book draws a fascinating picture of one outsized man’s driving passion. Matt Stone, executive editor of Motor Trend magazine, has been a professional automotive journalist and photographer since 1985 and has authored numerous automotive books, including […]
Saturday, November 3, 2007, 1pm – 3pm
Petersen Automotive Museum
Matt Stone crafts the book to give readers a close-up look at the cars and motorcycles McQueen drove in movies, those he owned, and others he raced. With a foreword by McQueen’s son, Chad McQueen, and a wealth of details about the star’s racing career, his movie stunt work, and his car and motorcycle collecting, the book draws a fascinating picture of one outsized man’s driving passion.
Matt Stone, executive editor of Motor Trend magazine, has been a professional automotive journalist and photographer since 1985 and has authored numerous automotive books, including 365 Cars You Must Drive.
Get a copy & get free Museum admission.
Books will be available for purchase at the Museum Store and Museum admission is free with each book purchase. Please contact 323-964-6347 or email at yray@petersen.org for more information.
Be sure to check out some real McQueen machines on display in the Hollywood Gallery, including:
1904 Winton Flyer by Von Dutch, driven by McQueen in The Reivers (1969)
1956 Jaguar XKSS, previously owned by McQueen
1967 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow, driven by McQueen in Thomas Crown Affair (1968)
