There is an older gentleman at my company who was big in the hot roding back in the day and seems to know quite a few people in the industry. A few months back he bought a new Tundra and got it pin striped by one of the best. I mean it looks like a custom paint job and the beauty of it all is that it was all done free hand. No masking, no stencil and no templates. Just the flow of the brush. Another guy at my office was so impressed that he got the guys name and got his black 4 door Wrangle ( 4" lift, chrome rims and roll'n on 35's) striped. After seeing both, I was hooked and had to get something done. I didn't want to start out with the Speed6, so decided that the Scion would make a good canvas for something subtle.
I got the guys number and gave him call. Pulled up to his house and waited for him to open up his detached garage to let me in. Inside was not only history but a shrine of hot roding. The walls were covered with framed magazine covers, trophies, pictures from the 40's and 50's, 50's music playing in the background and sitting on the checkered floor was a pristine 32 Ford. I had some ideas of what I was wanting to do. Something clean, not to flashing but yet distinctive. I told him my wants and he went to work . Great guy and fun to talk to. If any one is interested in have some work done, PM me and I will forward along his info. I just don't want to post all of his info on the Internet. Check out how small he signed his name on the last pic (it is located under the Scion logo- you can see where it is in the second to last pic).
My budy's from works truck
His 32
My Scion
