We are beyond excited to introduce Attebury Street Rods NEW website. It's been a LONG time coming!
The best part about the new site is being able to showcase all that we do. On the site you can find our custom parts, services, and best of all a full gallery of past and present projects.
The site was built by iDesign'd Media. We highly recommend them for any of your media needs. So easy to work with, they offer many services, fast affordable and efficient!
Please spread the word, and spread the link! Check it out here: www.atteburystreetrods.com
Northern California's premier full service Hot Rod shop. Building custom rides since 1968. From dragster and funny car chassis to custom street rods. We've done it all!
Sep 7, 2012
Sep 6, 2012
Where'd the year go?
Here it is, the first week of September, and I am writing the first blog post of 2012. Shame on me!
However, we've been busy, and enjoying summer too! There has been many cars that have had short stays in the shop so far, lots of repair and tuning projects this year. But there are still turn-key projects happening too. We currently are working on a 1932 Ford Truck, 1934 Sedan, 1934 Speedstar Roadster, 1934 Ford, 1941 Ford Coupe and a Streamline Motorcycle. Great variety, and all destined to be great rides.
And remember that Muldowney project we were working on? We got a call yesterday from Dave Mandella saying the dragster is getting great reviews and is making its way around. More on this in a future post, but until then, you can see a little sneak peak here.
Have you enjoyed any car shows this year? We're excited to attend our local show this weekend, put on by the Roamin Angles Car Club, the 13th Annual Cruisin the Pines. It's a great hometown show under the pines!
However, we've been busy, and enjoying summer too! There has been many cars that have had short stays in the shop so far, lots of repair and tuning projects this year. But there are still turn-key projects happening too. We currently are working on a 1932 Ford Truck, 1934 Sedan, 1934 Speedstar Roadster, 1934 Ford, 1941 Ford Coupe and a Streamline Motorcycle. Great variety, and all destined to be great rides.
And remember that Muldowney project we were working on? We got a call yesterday from Dave Mandella saying the dragster is getting great reviews and is making its way around. More on this in a future post, but until then, you can see a little sneak peak here.
Have you enjoyed any car shows this year? We're excited to attend our local show this weekend, put on by the Roamin Angles Car Club, the 13th Annual Cruisin the Pines. It's a great hometown show under the pines!
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