1960 Chevrolet Bel Air – Ben Coyle
Luckily my father had me under cars since I was little fixing stuff has been a major help. But as I get older it’s a bit harder to do the things I want to do with it. So few things are contracted to mechanics.
Customs -N- Classics
My name is Dennis.
I am a Christian, a husband, a father to 1 beautiful step-daughter and 3 strapping young boys and a step-grandfather (They call me “Grumpy”) to a gorgeous step-granddaughter and a handsome step-grandson. These will always be my priorities, no matter what my interests are. That said, I strive to keep and maintain a family friendly atmosphere, so my boys and their friends can enjoy the site as much as I do. (Grand-kids aren’t old enough and daughter has other interests.)
See my home page for more about me.
2002 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Standard – Thunder and Lightning – Jim Shultz
This bike belonged to a good friend who died from cancer 6 years ago. When I bought it from the family it was completely stock and needing lots of TLC.
1967 Firebird – Andrew Vose
I started this project with my dad when I was 14.
I’m currently 21 and close to graduating from college with a degree in electrical engineering.
1967 Chevrolet C10 Stepside – Jeff Hankins
I’ve been building cars and trucks since I was old enough to drive. They aren’t perfect, but I build them with my own two hands from the ground up.
1956 Chevy 210 Sedan – Jeff Harris
It was pulled out of the dirt and got running and driving at the farm he got it from.
1955 Dodge C1 – D6 – 126 – 1 Ton – Stake Bed Truck – Bob Morton
The original paint still shines nicely, showing just a bit of patina in a couple places. The interior is still all original: door panels, seat upholstery, headliner, dash and paint all nicely preserved.
1972 Chevelle – Justin Burton
Hotels by day. Turning wrenches till I sleep.
Super cute wife and I build cars together.
2007 Shelby GT – Tom Schreckenberg
I only have the time cleaning it.
1935 Dodge Pickup – Darc Dickson
I have enjoyed working on this pick up and changed my mind many times on how to build it.
1977 Harley Davidson XLCR – John Scarlett
I bought it brand new on October 1977 for $3200.00