Matt has one of the coolest Model A's around in my opinion. A coupe on '32 rails, powered by a 409 with 6 2's backed by a 5 speed. Doesn't get much cooler than that, especially for a 17 year old kid! Thats right, this car was built by a 17 year old high school student. And let me just tell you,...

Joe and I have been friends for many years, so when he asked me for some advice on re-doing the paint and body on his car I told him to bring it on down! Rather than talk him through it over the phone, I could lend a hand and some tools for him at the shop. Joe's car has been together...

Al's Dodge was actually a nice car when I picked it up from him. A few years ago he did away with the solid black paint and went two-tone. Shortly after bringing it home, his wife expressed her distaste for the new look so the car sat in the garage. The paint job itself was not the best quality and...

Rob's Merc has a lengthy story behind it. Let's just say the car sat in a body shop being overlooked for half the time that he's owned it. During that time, a chop was started and some rot repair was attempted. That being said, it's here to have the chop, err... fixed and the rest of the car gone over...

John bought this car basically in the shape I got it in. The car had been put together and sold as a resto-rod. John was trying to bring it into the kustom genre. For the most noticeable modification, we ditched the stock grill in favor of a 1950 Plymouth unit and molded the fenders to mimic the lines of it....

Scott bought this Model A back in the mid 70's. He stumbled upon it covered up in the woods and just had to have it. Being quite the car collector, Scott stored the Model A and forgot he even owned it! Fast forward a few years and here we are. When Scott brought the body in, I could see it...

Chris bought this car from a friend of his who had taken it off the road a few years earlier. The car was owned by one of the Rumblers NYC members and was a staple at there summer show in Brooklyn. After getting it road worthy again, Chris started in on the bodywork. Once he had it where he was...

Bob contacted me via the Jockey Journal [http://jockeyjournal.com]regarding some paint for his bobber project. He had a fuel tank and oil tank custom built for him and half a '37 Ford spare tire ring for a fender, all in bare metal. He also had with him a Gibson guitar when he dropped off the tins. My mission: match the two-tone green paint on his guitar and panel his...

John brought in his Pontiac for some flames to compliment the older, but nice paint already on his car. He gave me some parameters, but mainly let me have my go at the colors. I ended up choosing a silver metallic that I felt would fit the magenta. I then chose a pearl white to fade in over the tips to help contrast the colors...

These are projects that I've collaborated on with other shops and individuals. The first, and most important, being the Kopper Kart Tribute. Built at Customs by Flash[http://customsbyflash.com] in Howell, NJ and owned by Vic Collins, I became a part of the build team towards the end. The deadline was set for the 2008 Detroit Autorama, being the 50th anniversary and location of the original truck's debut. Seeing...