Thunder Alley Hot Rods

No job to big or to small they all get the same treatment

Here’s a little photo dump of last weekend show at Philadelphia oaks convention center.. we completed with my blue 1932 ford in a class called garage wars. It was 8 shops competing for $6500!! Unfortunately we got beat out my pro comps gorgeous 2million dollar Ridler car. I want to give a big Thankyou it all my friends, family and clients for supporting my shop and displaying their cars in my display. Thankyou to and last but not least .

Check out the progress on Dylan’s 1966 nova. She’s all cut apart and is going back together nicely. The mini tubs are installed, frames notched and boxed and the trunk floor is replaced. Next up it outter wheel tubs and quarters.

What’s everyone doing this New Year’s Eve??? We’re over here finally giving the ole Malibu some much needed upgrades. Huge shout out to for this awesome dash bezel that holds a 12.3 pro dash!!! The quality of the bezel is second to none.

The paint work is almost complete on this hugger orange 71 Camaro. Last thing is to paint the stripes and off to the owner.

Christmas came early! We are excited to try out this awesome little plasma cutter from arccaptain. I can’t wait to put it through its paces.

Check out this 1936 steel body Willy’s we’re building at the shop. It’s come a long way in the past 6 months. Tons of fabrication going on along with lots of body changes and modifications to make this car unique. We plan on hitting the show circuit with this one. Our client has owned this car for 30 years and it’s a honor that he’s trusting us to build the car of his dreams. What are your guys thoughts? Stay tuned for more updates on the wild build.

With the cold weather coming I’m looking to fill a few spots in the metal shop. If you have and want to talk about getting some metal work done drop a dm and let’s talk about it.

Best part of the job is putting miles on them before they go..

It’s nice to finally see the Camaro on the ground. It took alot of cutting to get it sitting right. Here’s a few sneak peek pictures. More to come