Julio Ramos | Episode 20

from LAconic · host Adam Pettijohn

Send us Fan MailJulio Ramos is a business owner with 20+ years in custom painting and restoration. He has worked on many classic cars and also does art on the side. Join us today as we talk about Julios past. More from LAconic:►Websitehttp://laconicmedia.comHost:► Adam Pettijohn https://youtube.com/@laconicpodcast1911Guest:► Julio Ramos https://www.instagram.com/mulholland_motorsports/?hl=en► Art: https://www.juliojramos.com/bio

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Send us Fan Mail Julio Ramos is a business owner with 20+ years in custom painting and restoration. He has worked on many classic cars and also does art on the side. Join us today as we talk about Julios past. More from LAconic: ►Website http://laconicmedia.com Host: ► Adam Pettijohn https://youtube.com/@laconicpodcast1911 Guest: ► Julio Ramos https://www.instagram.com/mulholland_motorsports/?hl=en ► Art: https://www.juliojramos.com/bio

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