Car and Tacos ..... and beer !!

[OriginalOwner]

Taco Tuesday in Moorpark !!!!

 

[SydneyTii]

Yes please!

[OriginalOwner]

Sydney,

 

I might be in your neighborhood in November ...... y'all got some good taco joints ??

 

Cheers,

 

Carl

 

['76mintgrün'02]

TACOS!

I have a couple of cast iron tortilla presses that get a lot of use around here.

Homemade corn tortillas are the way to go!

 

I want to carve roundels into the faces of a press, so I can make BMW tortillas.

[chargin]

I would be down for a SoCal Tacos & 02 meet!

[OriginalOwner]

chargin,

 

it could happen  !!!

   http://www.lostoros.com/   

 

Cheers,

 

Carl

 

[SydneyTii]

3 hours ago, OriginalOwner said:

Sydney,

 

I might be in your neighborhood in November ...... y'all got some good taco joints ??

 

Cheers,

 

Carl

 

dont know :-) 

but we have some damn find beer!

 

[SydneyTii]

52 minutes ago, chargin said:

I would be down for a SoCal Tacos & 02 meet!

are they Rota's? very nice..

[chargin]

6 hours ago, SydneyTii said:

are they Rota's? very nice..

 

No, OZ Alpina 15x7x12mm, these have additional lip, Rota's are flush at 15x7x26mm. the difference is subtle but noticeable. The Rota's are a better fit but I thought the Alpina offset looked more aggressive.

 

Previous Rota shot:

 

 

 

[SydneyTii]

Nice!

[Nuz7]

Taco Tuesday in Moorpark !!!!
 

Any chance we can do 2002s and tacos on the weekend some time?



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['76mintgrün'02]

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[Tlambert]

Chargin, what springs and shocks do you have?

 

[chargin]

Vogtland/Bilstein 

['76mintgrün'02]

I do love tacos.

Taqueria Los Cazadores in Poulsbo makes pretty good ones, but I prefer to make them at home.

 Thank you for a thread in which my tortilla presses are not off topic.

I bought the top one first, about ten years ago.  It was painted silver, so I sandblasted that off, then blackened with the weed burner and oiled as it cooled back down.  HechO-en MexicO.

The new-to-me one's chrome plated, or something like that.  More metal cast into it, so it smashes them flatter and more evenly.  

Made-in ColombiA.  I think I prefer the first one.

 

Corn MasA and water is all that you need.  A press and hot dry griddle and you are in business.

Guess what I just had for supper  these were on the 'simple' side.

I'll have to work up to the rOundel tOrtillas, but I imprOvised tonight.

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