I was right there with you in the barn Sam. Can't get any better than that. thanks. Stu ... View more

Thinking forward, digitally, there might/must? be as much future-art design work going on with in-house (and of course boutique) designers in the automotive world NOW. I hope, with the fleeting existence of electrons and the proprietary software it may take to generate the images, there are those in the Know that are preserving this new history as well? Superb article about a guy-I-never-knew-of. Thank you Mr. Sharf - and author Shreiber! ... View more

First stumbled across this Process recently on my YouTube searches. Have to say, for me at least, watching this process in action is...mesmerizing. Its like unwrapping a present! When you see factory paint marks (!) reveal themselves under years of munge. Or hardware show itself in all its factory-plated glory! Incredible. I would prob need a Lottery Win to justify putting my beloved 80 RX7 coupe thru this process, but I swear-to-gawd if I did, I would mount a mirror on the garage floor so I could see the undercarriage every time I walk in there. Wow. ... View more

Great tips. Have the Gun, but not the wherewithal to know these applications! thanks !   ... View more

What a wonderful aesthetic. I too have pondered derelicts, be they old cars, old buildings, old aircraft...left to molder in an almost state of grace, in my travels thru my home states of Alaska and now Arizona. There is many secret, off the grid places in America where you can pause for a moment and wonder 'what is the story behind this place, this thing'. Beautiful. ... View more

Late in Life I have become a bit of a coffee-connoisseur (my dear Lady actually roasts ours. In a pop-corn-popper. In the driveway.), savoring a fine Ethiopian bean or the occasional indulgence in something like a Kona blend. ahhh.   But my younger days with car-loving buds would often end in an hours-long conversation at a local all-nighter Truck Stop where the cups were endless. For better or worse. Well, better actually. The flavor (OK lots of sugar and creamer...) only enhanced great times spent with dear friends. Even now, years on, on those too-occasional meets, we will shun the boutique brews and drop back over to an all-nighter Stop and act like teenagers again. Ahhh. Can there be bad coffee?? ... View more

ahem - Alfa Romeo Montreal???? ... View more

Wow. "Picker" fan. Commercial Car art fan. And Sedona resident! Didn't know this was in my backyard. Looking forward to the episode! Thanks Jeff.   ... View more

Bought my Beloved (80 SA RX7) thru ebay out of San Diego in 02. Drove it home to Alaska, then, 15 yrs later back down to Arizona on retirement. The Alcan Hwy trips were epic (in the Good Way!). Now with 110K miles on the original-everything (drivetrain, paint, interior). My summer-in-Alaska driver has now become my winter-in-AZ toy. Now if it only had AC ! 😉 ... View more

Heartfelt and embracing story. Sorry you had to lose your Mum so young. Glad your Dad seems to be able to move on, or at least find an outlet to cope with his loss too. As maybe you have. Godspeed on his journey, may he find happiness and maybe a new partner to share it with... Stu A AZ ... View more

1979 Mazda RX7 vs 924 Porsche. ... View more