himjively

learned about drag racing when my dad ran the concession stands at the early York US 30 dragway. I would pour soda s and run to the stands to watch. Saw the best drivers of the sixties each weekend.
then from tonka, matchbox, AMT models, Aurora T jets, ideal motorific, hot wheels, comics, the Munsters, American Grafitti, Stray Kats the long trail led me to the Hot Rod revival of today when I realized there are a lot of others with the same interest
moved to Philadelphia to attend Tyler School of Art, Temple University
and now am a Grapiks Dezigner by day and a Hot Rod artest at nite.
Vend my artwork at many shows during the year including Hot Rod Hoedown and Jalopy Shoedown
My wife and i live outside Philly and my son currently lives outside LA
Glad to be on board with the rest of ya!