October 4th, 2015 — revlimiter.net, Interior, The Store
New product alert! I can now make custom steering wheel horn buttons. They’re in the store for ordering right now.
June 25th, 2015 — The Store
April 27th, 2015 — The Intarwebz, The Store
March 13th, 2015 — Gauges, Interior, The Store
I finished my last blog post about gauges and typed something like “it’s time Sharka got his own set of custom gauges…” Not a half hour later, I started working on these. I call this one “The Fallen.” Some inspiration struck to do a gauge set with a branch of cherry blossoms (sakura) on the […]
March 3rd, 2015 — Bucky (01 MX-5), The Store
This is a blog post that’s over 3 years in the making. NB Retro Window Switches!!!! When I opened my store in the middle of 2011, I had two products – gauges and NA window switches. That was it, but life was good. Requests for the NB version of the Retro Window Switch poured in. […]
February 21st, 2015 — Gauges, The Store
For about the last year, I’ve been reading comic books. A lot of comic books. I’ve read several thousand in the past 14 months. It’s what I do in the evenings instead of TV. Comics, comics, comics. I’ve read every Transformer comic several times. The whole run of Transmetropolitan was devoured over Christmas. Captain Marvel, […]
November 18th, 2014 — revlimiter.net, The Store
It’s calendar time again! The 2015 revlimiter.net Calendar is out. Walt and Jesse demanded to help me tease it for ya. This year there were 64 entries to the calendar contest. That blew me away. I solicited four of the major boards for photos, but didn’t expect the deluge at the end. I went from […]
October 29th, 2014 — Interior, The Store
I’m very proud to present my latest interior accessory: the Retro HVAC Plate. This is one I’ve been asked to do many times. Also, the trim ring is my very first machined part. I’m pretty excited. These parts are, obviously, inspired directly by the AWD HVAC panel. It’s a piece I’ve had in my collection […]
September 5th, 2014 — Tools & Garage, The Store
There are tiny differences between Japanese Industrial Standard drivers and Phillips drivers. A must-read for fellow fastener geeks.
August 10th, 2014 — Non-Miata Car Pix, The Store