Greg Myers

Sadly it will only be available in a booklet of 20 ($9.80) similar to what you can get in a grocery store. " Stamps or ice ? " Ceremony program with one or the other stamp for $6.95. First day covers (set of two) basically each stamp on an envelop canceled at the first day of issue site , The official first-day ceremony for the Hot Rods forever stamps will take place June 6 during the National Street Rod Association’s “Street Rod Nationals East Plus,” June 6-8 at the York Expo Center in York, Pa.

Some little cars in here: http://www.dwarfcarpromotions.com/

what was the name of the town ?

Yep http://www.stampnews.com/stamps/stamps_2014/stamp_usa-is-to-issue-hot-rods-forever-stamps.html

can't beat those $.99 bean buritos

Then there's Auntchiladas in Scottsdale http://www.auntchiladas.com/ great place north of town.

Central Phoenix and South Phoenix are a whole nuther ball game in the authenticity game compared to us gringos up north

I didn't think I liked mustard, till I found my Mom put it in things when I wasn't lookin' Try choppin it (onions) up real small ( and mixin it in yer burger). I think you'll be surprised.

What? No onion ?

Think it's a Phoenix thing.

Love those burgers. What irks me : got married and everyone said " Hope you like burgers. " even got a 365 ways to cook burgers cook book as a wedding present. Been married 44 years and I can count on both hands how many times we've had burgers ( at home) " they're not good for you"

What kind ? I'm in for ground beef in hard / crunchy shells at home., and when ordering at a restaurant ( Can't beat Filiberto's) nothin like chicken. Have you tried Carumbas ? http://www.carambamex.com/locations.html where you don't peso much.

I was thinkin Tacos tonight

Check out the right side, lots of automotive titles : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._E._B._Griffin

Can't really see the rims as they are covered with "Moon" type "Salt Falts" spun aluminum discs. I find it interesting what he's done with the existing paint / patina polishing it up as he has, to a fine gloss. The Corvette , on the other hand, a neat car in it's own right, but hey? What's going on with all the little orange spots?

I have to agree.However, just like so many other aspects of our hobby someone brings this to the table , so to speak, and away we go, like it or not. I do think the genuine "Barn Find" unfinished / unrestored look is interesting, so much as to just see what condition the car was in when put away wet. The "Velvet" look is another unfinished genre, like it or not. Of course "Miss Belvedere " is a whole other story. and I guess what I'd like to see here, is every ones attempt at this finish (patina) applied to a model car, thanks, have fun.

What do you think is wrong with it ?

did you bring them home in the trunk / look toward the front of the trunk compartment. Don't know how many times I've discovered lost food stuffs up there. Gotta tie them bags shut when you put em in the trunk. On the new Nissan I've got little hook thingies in the back that holds em in place. You can get some at a dealer.

and this one takes the cake. http://thedailydrivers.com/patina-rat-rods/ Started out as a very nice finished fiber glass bodied show rod.

James May, really into toys http://www.myreviewer.com/DVD/123949/James-Mays-Toy-Stories/124009/Review-by-David-Beckett

yep, here ya go.

Nice work Pauli. great style. I taught High School Auto Shop for several years and had few students that could do as well.

indeed