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March 11, 2014September 21, 2015

Shop Visit: Auto Artistry 3-8-14

For a few months I’ve been wanting to get out to Russell, KS to visit Auto Artistry. I first found out about this shop from Doug Reed who’s Toad (49 Oldsmobile Kustom) had been reworked at Auto Artistry. Finally last Saturday I got the chance to make the trip out to Russell.

From the Auto Artistry website: “Our business was started in 1989.We did custom and restoration work and were primarily a collision repair shop known as Auto Body Specialists. In 2003 we decided to go primarily street rod and custom, so the name was changed to reflect that.We do all chassis, custom fabricating, bodywork, and paint all in house.”

Auto Artistry has a range of projects in progress and on display finished.

That’s one kool remote control valve cover.

With a new grandkid freshly arrived, Auto Artistry’s boss Mike Schoech brought on a new project to start working on.

This beautiful ride was in the shop to be swapped from air ride back to static suspension. Here’s the project gallery on the car.

The 57 Ford Pickup project and the 66 Chevelle project.

This custom aluminum radiator setup was ready for duty in the 57 Ford pickup project.

See the progress pics so far on this 66 Chevelle here

New K Member and 6.1 Hemi are on the list for this Cuda project.

Watching this Chevy come together will be fun. Keep tabs on it here.

The shop truck is getting the full on treatment, expect to see 1 bad Mopar 4×4 in a couple of months! See the progress so far here.

This beautiful 37 Ford was originally in for a factory restoration, after awhile of driving it that way the customer decided they wanted a bit of an update.

Visit Auto Artistry on their website here
Or on Facebook here

See you at a show,

Royboy

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October 7, 2013October 7, 2013

Event Coverage: 2013 Flatland Car Show Part 2

Part 2 of the coverage from the Flatland Car Show

See you at a show,

Royboy

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October 6, 2013October 7, 2013

Event Coverage: 2013 Flatland Car Show

Originally I had planned to take this weekend off, I’ve been going strong every weekend since Mid August so I planned a break this weekend. No such luck. Friday night I made the short trip down to Johnny Torres Upholstery’s Open House in Hutchinson, Saturday morning I started with 3 hours at the day job it was off to Russell, KS for the Flatlands Car Show.

The brick streets and many older buildings lend themselves perfect a great looking show.