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Scan from slide...................................................................................1998
Seen this car so many times at vintage rallies, happy l got a photo of it with noone in the photo blocking the way! Same owner since 2007.
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Hoodie: Oshi hoodie by Rosier, available at the ongoing round of The Warehouse Sale and afterwards at the Rosier Mainstore. It comes with the built in pillow!
Knee Harness: Knee Harness by FACS, available at the ongoing round of The Warehouse Sale and afterwards at the FACS Mainstore.
Computer : Legacy Conn PC v1.00 by SSOC, available at the ongoing round of The Warehouse Sale and afterwards at the SAC/SSOC Mainstore.
Table x Decor : Gun Work Table v1.11 by SSOC, available at the ongoing round of The Warehouse Sale and afterwards at the SAC/SSOC Mainstore. This includes all the boxes, spraybottles, and lights.
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Taormina-Giardini (I) 20-09-1998
FS E.636.129
R 22961 Messina Centrale - Catania Centrale
-51098-
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April 1998
Thank you all very much for exploring, commenting and faving this image. It really means a lot to me, because it is an intense memory of a Berlin that no longer exists.
Painted in 1998 with Kaper in Phoenix, Az. , caught by the Homie, Alamo in Minnesota 2010. Thanks for the flic. A little sun damaged and fading but still there. I guess this wasn't the first time either that he's caught this car. That's pretty cool to think of all the places that the piece has probably seen in it's days. I may be over-romanticizing it but it does make you wonder........
The night we painted this was a pretty cool night with a smooth breeze. A perfect night for painting. Unlike the daytime temperatures that were clearly in the low 100's. The yard spot was in an industrial area within the center of the city. It was completely dead and was full of line after line of Hoppers and BN ridgies, no boxcars though. So we grabbed the next best thing. I remember kind of being a little let down thinking, "Shit, I could paint these back home." Either way, I was just glad to be rocking with the Desert King, Kaper. This all took place after learning of each others existance and having a mutual respect for each other as writers on the lines. We got in contact with each other the old fashioned way. We traded flicks by sending packages to each other and built up a relationship as friends. Something that used to take quite a bit of time back in the nineties. Something that now can be obtained with a few clicks on a computer. It's pretty cool to see how things have changed. Seriously and I know that this is going to date me but to all you young writers out there, you have to imagine NO Internet. There was the internet, just noone really knew how to use it. Email and chat rooms and places like Flickr, were a distant innovation and guys like me didn't grow up with computers as real learning tools in school. I actually got Kaper's address and phone number from another writer that I was trading photos with in Cali. It was a pretty cool thing to do, go visit a new city and paint with a complete stranger that you have never even seen his face. The first time I met Kaper I was chilling at a local meeting spot in Tempe. He approached me and we ended up going to Hooters and downing a few pitchers of beers and talking graff while looking at some ass for a couple hours. It was good and we pretty much hit it off. The next time I met up with him, his whole NG crew of homies were there. Some real cool cats. We all kicked it at this pub and got up in each others sketch books. It was a good night. Kaper and I ended up painting one more Fr8 together on that trip and a wall with a bunch of writers from Phoenix and LA on the outskirts of town. We lost touch over time and I haven't really talked to him in over ten years. I hope to make it back out to Phoenix someday soon and hopefully crush a few cars with him again. Seeing this photo, really brings me back to that time, plus knowing that my piece has survived 12 plus years of service, makes me feel good. Thanks again, Alamo for the photo and thanks Kaper for the memories.
Painted in 1998. Don't remember much about this piece. It was probably done with Logik AKB. Pretty weird for me to not do highlights and shines in my piece, so, I either had to end this one early or was just trying something new out. Either way, I like the look of this hopper. This was when I was in my style of just adding a bunch of different bends to my bars. I probably only did this style for about 3 months but for some reason these pieces always seemed to turn up in places I least expected them to. Like mags and people caught them in their city. Which is always Ironic to me. Nobody ever seems to catch my really good fr8s or atleast it seems that way. For years people used to send me photos of my fr8's stating they were caught in Texas, Cali, New York and Canada, etc...... and I was always happy to see that they were getting caught but then when I'd look at the photo, I'd be like damn, that was my worst one that year. lol. It always seem to happen that way. I'm sure the others eventually got caught, it just never seemed like it. That's what I love about this Flickr. I have painted fr8's, got some terrible night shots and have been able to get good photos from people's Flickr accounts that they had caught rolling somewhere. So, I have give it up to the Benchers out there and give a big thank you to anyone that has caught and posted any one of my pieces or fr8's. Thanks guys. Keep up the Good Work! Peace.
Two owners and 34,000 miles at the last MOT.
It had only covered 13,000 at the ownership change in 2020.
No mentions of rust in its history.
1998 Alfa Romeo GTV 3.0 V6 24v.
Registered in February 2000.
Last taxed in October 2007 and last MoT test expired in May 2009.
Double Dutch EDs 73108 / 73138 approach Wandsworth Rd on Brett Marine empties 7Y94 11.23 Purley - Cliffe.
19/10/1998
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Cuba (P) 23-05-1998
CP 1209 + 22-29 310
Regional 4801 Vila Nova da Baronia - Beja
-49505-
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