classic trucks

Ten years ago I jumped into refurbishing Chevy C10 trucks, but it is more fair to say that using my imagination to create cool rides started when I was a kid. I grew up in rural Indiana where trucks were part of my youth. Trucks were how the people I admired most made their way through life. Trucks were driven down country roads between farms, the carried the lumber that built life, their tailgates were my front seat to fireworks and the lunch break bench. My grandpa told me stories their, my dad and layed on grass in it's shade as we watched a crop-duster bounce down a corn field lined runway. 

 

Now I find old trucks that are all but forgotten and reimagine them both honoring their heritage and making them into something to drive everyday. From a sketch to the real thing, the don't just get you from point-to-point, they take you (and lots of others) through history. The leaning out windows thumbs-ups, waves, and people who stop to tell you about their uncle's truck or the grandfathers pickup turn every drive into a parade route and it is awesome!