Kustom Kemps of America

Kustom Kemps are modified cars, most frequently U.S. makes and models from the 40s, 50s and 60s with altered bodies, custom paint jobs, and chromed accents and engines. These vehicles represent the most unique and individualistic expression of American auto enthusiasts. Published to celebrate over 23 years of KKOA history, this new collector’s book, Kustom Kemps of America, is a must for all custom auto enthusiasts and their families. Designed for the enjoyment of both leadheads and novices alike, this book tells the story of KKOA’s unique history and features the kool rides of nearly 600 KKOA members, with approximately 1,000 full-color photos of the classiest kustom kreations around from both the pros and average joes. A special chapter on “Kempspeak,” written by renowned customs writer Jerry “The Weez” Weesner, lays out all the custom slang in a way even beginners can understand. Highlights include history of Kustom Kemps of America, written by KKOA President and Founder, Jerry Titus; hundreds of kustom creations from KKOA members nationwide, including full-color photos with descriptions; special glossary of Kustomizing Terminology, written by Jerry “The Weez” Weesner; and an index.