Wicked Speed Shop

Sandblasted the flatbed with plans to slightly modify and paint but ended up with too much pitting on the diamond plate so had to cut everything apart and put new diamond plate. Got to sandblast and epoxy the channels after cutting the old plate off to seal up between everything before new plate was added. Went a little further than planned and added bigger wheel arches, made flush mount marker lights and taillights, cut the header rack and tipped it in to match the angle of the side of the cab, changed the bumper style, added a gas door so there wasn't a ugly fuel filler hanging down, tucked the plate mount, added reverse camera, made flush stake pockets in the deck to keep the sides smooth, and bedlined everything top and bottom. Wanted to keep the old style flat bed to match the truck instead of buying a new one that the style wouldn't fit the build.

How many shops are truly one-stop-shops? From paint, custom motor swaps, metal fab, and upholstery. Running a one man show is exhausting. Love the clients that put trust in your abilities and give freedom to do what you think will look badass. Went in between the funky the 70s had going on in the custom builds back then and the farm truck style for this 77 Ford seat.

Dropping some streetwear. Any size,any color combo. T shirts, hoodies, sweaters, tanks. Screen printed for durability. First line of designs with more coming soon.