Posts tagged ‘Restoration’
Karl Kustoms is the place for specialty modifications – inside and out. Let’s take a close-up look at a beautifully restored Bel Air – and Karl’s own Zack Watertor’s handiwork – to see how our upholstery pros get the job done. From smart upholstery details to hidden battery trickery, Zack’s craftsmanship shows why he’s the guy you want on…
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At Karl Kustoms, our team of talented professionals is the heartbeat of our success, bringing unique skills and a passion for automotive excellence. Today, we’re excited to introduce Shane Vigil, one of our standout painters whose exceptional artistry helps transform vehicles into one-of-a-kind masterpieces. Painting Perfection View this post on Instagram A post shared by…
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Karl Kustoms is your go-to destination for the ultimate custom car. You’ll find everything from subtle upgrades to major overhauls. Whether it’s a hot rod, a winter warrior, or a fully customized ride, our expert team will deliver a car you’ll be excited to drive. Ultimate Customization View this post on Instagram A post shared…
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If you’re looking to upgrade or replace your vehicle’s engine, you’ve probably come across the term “crate engine.” This blog will answer common questions on this topic to help you understand whether a crate engine is the right choice for you. To get us started, let’s answer the most obvious question: what exactly is a…
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Have you got a Jeep, Land Cruiser, Land Rover, Scout, or Bronco? Then the Iowa All Breeds Jeep Show and 4×4 event is the place to be. In fact, any 4×4 is welcome to this fun off-roading experience. The 15th running of the event took place this September 28-29 at Oak Ridge Moto Cross in…
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The 1947 Cadillac Series 62 was the last of the second-generation passenger cars that brought us two new models: the Coupe Deville and the Eldorado. It was a complementary series to the entry-level 61 Series and became larger and more stylish as the series progressed. By 1947, the cars were available in a 2-door coupe,…
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What do you do when a car you’ve dreamed of owning for over 15 years shows up on the auction block at Mecum? You bid to win. That’s what Brandon Corrigan of Johnston, Iowa did as soon as his son pointed out a 1969 Dodge Charger up for auction in Texas. Anyone with a television…
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In 1978, Ford took on the Pontiac Trans Am by introducing the Mustang II King Cobra complete with a deep air dam and a striking cobra emblazoned on the hood – Trans Am style. This Mustang was equipped with a V8 and was offered with an optional Fashion Accessory Package that included Southwest-style Fresno cloth…
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A 1956 Chevy Bel Air Wagon is an awesome American classic. Its timeless design just seems to get better with age. Our client loves his and asked us to design a custom interior for his pristine example. As Zach Watertor one of our talented upholsterers at Karl Kustoms put it: “We went a little overboard.”…
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Classic cars are awesome when they’re working right. But intermittent issues can turn a weekend drive into a nightmare. This 1967 Chevy Nova II looked pristine when it arrived at our workshop, but it wasn’t cranking over. One look at the wiring revealed why this was the case. Kyle Kolke gives us a rundown in…
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