Hot Rod Gospel Brunch... alla The ASS

Well, I stopped by the Austin Speed Shop Last week to see some of the guys and to check on The Merc Truck (getting some new Porter Mufflers put on http://www.portermufflers.com/ ) The truck wasn't ready; but Joyo and the guys invited me to stick around until they closed so that we could all go grab a bite after...

About an hour or two in, I decided to grab my camera and snap off a couple shots... no special lighting, and no set-up... just let loose in the garage, to see what I could find. For me, it was purely religious. I think that I witnessed Salvation through the Hot Rod Gospel; as preached at the Austin Speed Shop...

Here are a few of my testimonies:



THE HOT ROD CHURCH OF GOD


THE PASSION


THE IMMACULATE VERSION


SURVIVED BY GRACE ALONE...


NATURAL, AS GOD INTENDED


THE SON OF A PREACHERMAN


ALTER BOY





THE GOOD SHEPHERD


ASCENSION



THE HOLY TRINITY


DRESSED IN SUNDAY BEST




THE WANDERING BLACK SHEEP




CADILLAC JESUS


THE CLERGY


THE GIVER OF LIFE


WE ALL WILL BE RECIEVED...


THE FACE OF A TRUE BELIEVER

 

Great photos!!! What setup are you using as far as cameras go? Everything looks great.

I have that same Consew machine, now if I could only learn how to use it.

 

I will pray for you all, you're doomed!!! Blessed Be Brother Bill

 

That'd be a nice shop if they'd get some of that junk out of there!

The good shepherd.....Apostle John Joyo, indeed.....

That's a fantastic collection of pics --thanks for sharing (I like looking at other guys' shops)

 

To me it looked like more the SINS OF ASS ha ha.................

 

Nice! How about some more Zephyr pics???

 

AMEN Brother, Great pictures!

Nick.

 

way cool stuff...thanks

 

Is the Firebird Joyos new ride?

 

Hallelujah

 

X2 more please ......


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I stopped by a couple of weeks ago to check the shop out and was sorry I had forgotten my camera. Thanks for the memories. Yes, the shop is every man's dream. My wife fell in love with the '46 tudor that was sitting out front that day. Nothin' like mama lovin' a hotrod. Great to talk with Mike and see all the guys working on different projects throughout the shop. God Bless you all.....

 

HAHAHAH ... w/ the chilly weatehr lately; You might even say it a "steaming pile" of Sins of the ASS...

 

I love you Austin


neat pix btw

 

Great feel to those shots bro.

 

Gods Speed ...

 

I'm going to snag that sign from Planet Terror.

Sweet shop.

-Chris

 

Can I get an Amen......

 

Amen.......!

 

I second that amen!!

 

another Amen !

 

I 'd like to know that too......

 

Nice picts !

 

Awsome photos. Thanks for postin em up.

 

..............and the word was spread thru the pilgramage of followers of the word...............and the word was soothing to the toremented souls..........."more more" begged those of SALIGIA as thier asses fried like a frito in the skillet of hades!..................rejoice and enjoy the kool..............amen

 

You can definitely tell who was raised Southern Baptist... Haha!

 

Great photos Greg. Thanks for the shout out.

Clark

 

The camera used is a Nikon D700. The lens used is a Nikon 50mm 1:1.8D.

JJ~ as for the Consew Machine, I would suggest removing the old school (or 3/4 hp) motor and getting a Servo Motor put on under the table.
Here's a link to my Sewing Machine Salesman's website motor page: http://www.southwestsewingmachines.com/category.aspx,,categoryID,,225
the zt400 is what I use. It gives you a variable speed control and set the speed throughout the entire pedal (slight or full throtle). Which, at the begining stages of learning is extremely helpful. I have 2 Servo motors and swear by them. Most importantly, Torque remains high even at slow speeds. (or try changing the pullies on the motor you have, but this still leaves you at a relatively high speed potential if you screw up on the pedaling.
Good Luck. PM me for any questions.

 

Thanks for the pictures, made my day. Can't get enough of ASS!