Starting with a 1952 Buick Riviera (Model 45R), Resilience is a custom car built with reverence to the custom car culture, its pioneers, and above all, the design and excitement
This was originally being built for a shop runner for chasing parts… that’s how they start out, but never usually end up that way. We used a full Air Ride
What started out as a quick easy build for the client and went into a crazy huge-motored, one-off creation. Built on a Rats Glass body with longer doors, we had
This Buick was a quick cruiser build. It featured a super-solid donor car, with a Heidts front suspension, full Air Ride and triangulated four link. Built to sit super low
This is the car that made it possible to go into the hot rod biz full time…the first time it was built. Originally done in the early 90’s as a
1966 Chevy C-10 Pickup Truck. This was built in a retro style to look like a new truck form ‘66 that was mildly hot-rodded. This was a for fun
This 1951 Ford was built in a mild custom style with modern street machine touches. The drip rails, door handles and some trim was shaved, the bumpers flipped, molded in
The Rivette name was a mix of Riviera and Corvette, the latter for the car which donated its drivetrain. Car features a Corvette all-aluminum LS-1 engine, stock with Painless