Our stuff page continues to be a work in progress.. For now we'd like to add some spots here to introduce you to our staff, their vehicles, and hopefully some info you didn't know about our shop.

  We'd also like to show off some of the great work our staff has done to their own vehicles. These are not "Rick's Auto Body Projects" but some professional work completed by them both at home and sprayed in our shop on their own time. Saying we employ the best the industry has to offer might sound biased.. but from what we see both on and off the clock we're pretty confident about that statement. 

 This 2005 Chrysler 300 belongs to our Shop Manager, Jim. Jim has been a licenced techinican since 1989 and his experience shows in both his repair work and estimating skills. Many modifications have been added to this car including an aftermarket hood, custom wheel covers, stainless window trim, and racing stripes. 

Next up is Jim's son, Jesse. Jesse is a graduate of Mohawk College and received his certificate in 2008. Starting during his apprenticeship, Jesse refinishes most of the work that comes through the shop. From small blends, to collision work and complete refinish jobs the training he has received from school, Dupont sessions in Ajax, and continued support from Rick, shows in his application. This is his 88 GMC 1500 which he has custom sprayed and added a phantom grille and leather seats to. In the summer of 2010 this truck has been updated with a Range Rover style grille and lights as well as a train horn.

Jorden, Rick's youngest son, is a registered apprentice and is currently attending college. His 94 S10 has been in progress since before he was a licensed driver and all of the work is paying off now that it's out on the roads. A Xenon body kit, Belltech suspension, custom flame finish, and 20" wheels are just the beginning...

At the end of summer the truck was completed to sneak in a few weeks of sunny cruising- it is now a great show piece at the shop while Jorden is away at school. Check out the Photo Journal section to see the finished product.

Sean had worked as our part time student and his interest in the industry led him to buy this 87 S10. Rick purchased this truck for a shop vehicle but no surface needing paint lasts long without some custom refinish work.. two tone wasn't enough so we had John from Feel the Sting out to do some stripe and air brushed shadow work. While cruising truck sites the boys came across a retractable canvas top which turned out to be a great experiment for this truck.

More stuff coming soon!! 

Is there something you'd like to see on our site that's not included yet? Let us know! We are constantly changing and upgrading and would love to hear your suggestions.