RIP Dean.God bless ya.Ya know,I was just thinking.What is going to happen when Dean AND Uncle Norm meet up in Heaven?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!.Oh Myyyyyy. St Peter is going to be tearing out his hair AND beard. Leo
Just finished adding this to my car tonight.Wished I didn't have to.Never met the man but I was always in awe of his work;some of the cleanest lines ever.Godspeed Dean!
Such a broad range of work, that's what always put him above the rest in my mind. I never met him but from videos, and words from others, he sounds like a hell of a guy and really down to earth. R.I.P. Mr. Jeffries, you were and still are a huge inspiration to me.
What I liked the most about Dean Jeffries is that he built and did so much cool stuff but he didn't bask in the limelight like many of his other custom car contemporaries did. No tattoos, no crazy drunken stories, a very subdued, nice guy. He did many, many things that others took all the credit for, and that's all I'm going to say about that because I don't want this thread to turn into a bash thread. I passed by his shop so many times but never stopped in. I regret that now that he's gone. RIP, Dean......
Dean and George at Amelia Island 2009 signing autographs on the hood of the Porsche Dean and his son Kevin - very nice guy as well Dean and Mike Marcelic talking shop - Mike did the paint and bodywork on the restoration 47 years since he'd seen the car two masterpieces Dean at his shop in California Dean did the original striping on the Aztec - here are the Aztec and the Porsche on the field at Amelia Island in 2011
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