stephnap11

Breed by a hot rodder, Jerry Sezar, it was only natural for me to be attracted to old car bodies and fast engines. I work in my father's hot rod shop in Knightsen California. At the shop we build real steel hot rods from the ground up. Most everything is hand fabricated, so needless to say I have learned the old school way to build a car by a true old school guy: cut, grind, weld, bend, machine(and not with some fancy CNC). It's a love that is hard to explain to non-hot rod enthusiasts but when I see an old car sitting in a field or on the side of a house rotting away all I can see is a diamond in the rough. They are all good! and I get a kick out of seeing what kind of artistic impression the next guy or gal will come up with in building their ride.