Inspiring 356 Pictures

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[ed356A]

Thank you Pat

if it is in my albums and has no one else's name - it is (hopefully) mine - I do try to attribute whenever possible

have a great New Year

and maybe we will meet sometime - 'around the paddock'

[ed356A]

It is a sweet effect - common in Photoshop - i believe it is called Poster edges - I have used it also - and when done just right (as here) it can be a very sweet effect

Some like this also

have fun

Happy New year

[356JAGER]

[356]

[Don C]

Those tires are too wide!

[356JAGER]

[356]

[356JAGER]

Duncans Landing Sonoma Coast, 1984

[Bill Sampson]

For those who don't know that Sonoma Coast photo is one of 4 pix Joel has in the 2016 New/Old 356 calendar I just purchased from Block's Books. Bill Block is a good guy and a 356 vendor I support whenever I can.

[356JAGER]

Calendars are also available from their publisher, and the founder of the 356 Registry, Jerry Keyser...

http://www.tfsorders.com/New-2016-Old-356-Calendar-356CAL2016.htm;jsessionid=118E70895D81DF9A6F57F6F6 E1D0C024.m1plqscsfapp04

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[356JAGER]

[Pat]

Joel

Tell us about your hubcaps--were they nipple caps with dummy knockoffs added or are they real? I like them.

[356JAGER]

Hi Pat,
Yes, nipple caps treated to a hole saw and knock offs available from the usual VW sources. My take on the old pop on spinners for 356's available back in the day. I call them ' Fudge Rudge ' caps. Not everyone can afford a set of Rudge and they aren't particularly user friendly with their narrow width and great weight. Currently running the painted rim, moon, trim ring setup seen below.
Cheers,
Joel