Cassidy Customs

Where it all started driving my original purp to TB in 97, aside from the Taco Beezee being in Kingwood and the tacos were 59,79,99 man I’d give anything to go back

Absolute only place I shop for my 60-87 C10 parts.
Tell em JC sent ya
Outback Truck Parts
4130 Spring Stuebner
Spring TX 77389
281 350 9072

Happy Easter friends! He is Risen 🙌🏻

This will continue to be my Time Machine back to the 90’s and my main way to not let the old man in for as long as I can get in and out of it. Hate me if you want to love me if you can. What keeps y’all young and attached to your youth?

Conroe Welding done blew up son

🙏🏻

How about this killer GMC built by Cassidy Customs and rollin' on a set of U.S. MAG Wheels Desperados?

post em up

The more you look at it, the more you'll fall in love with this stunning 1980 Cheyenne! This was the first truck I photographed at the Lone Star Throwdown. As soon as I saw the vibrant purple, I couldn't resist my camera was firing away. I found myself circling back more than a few times to capture different angles of this perfectly crafted truck, built by Jason Cassidy and his team for Todd Dryer.

While taking photos, I learned a little about the truck's history from showgoers who stopped to chat and knew a little bit about it, I discovered that most of the truck's parts, from the fuel tank to the engine and nearly every custom part on "Bagged Violet," were locally made in Houston by a variety of great businesses.

This truck is a true showstopper, turning heads with its impressive design and that custom C10 look everyone love’s. Now, I'm eager to spend more time behind the camera with it and any other vehicles that the team Cassidy Customs may have on display!