Danny Koker checks out five custom hotrods that scream individuality, style and power. We start in Milwaukee, with a classic 1930s Ford Roadster that has been hotrodded for decades. Sleek, black and decked out in flames, there’s no wonder this beauty is described by its owner as, “like owning a dragon”. Next we’re in Ohio to check out a Maverick like no other – this baby can go over 200 mph! In New Zealand, we track down a homebuilt ratrod that defies belief – Bella Rat is a crazy combination of eight different cars. Over in Massachusetts, we check out a world first, as an electric motorbike engine is fitted into a Model A Ford. The perfect meeting of classic and modern has produced an exciting ride called the E Rat. We finish up in Florida, with one of the craziest rides ever seen on the streets of Fort Lauderdale, or anywhere for that matter – a 1000 horsepower beast that looks like a rolling helmet from a suit of armour, and with a trunk that looks like a cannon.

La France et quatre autres pays s’apprêtent à reconnaître officiellement l’État de Palestine lors de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies. Le Royaume-Uni et le Canada ont franchi ce pas dès hier. Un mouvement diplomatique fort, certes symbolique, mais qui contraste avec la réalité du terrain.

La France et quatre autres pays s’apprêtent à reconnaître officiellement l’État de Palestine lors de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies. Le Royaume-Uni et le Canada ont franchi ce pas dès hier. Un mouvement diplomatique fort, certes symbolique, mais qui contraste avec la réalité du terrain.