Triumph On The Move

Got the Triumph loaded up and moved it down to the new shop. I'm hoping to have all my parts put together by the end of the month to get started.

Ford Seat Update #4

Zippeay has been hard at work on the seats and the front just needs final adjustments. I'm pretty excited.

Two Wheel Tuesday

Recently while doing some web research for an upcoming motorcycle project I came across these superb Japanese bikes. It seems there is yet another gem of motor vehicle that we in the USA do not get to enjoy, I.E. the Yamaha SR400. These common little commuters make a great basis for some spectacular custom motorycles as can be seen in the examples below. I am quite a fan of this Japanese "Bratstyle".

'50 On The Move

The Ford on its glorious adventure to Happy Valley.

Ford Seat

Zippeay sent me another photo update tonight. He's got the bottom seat cover completed now. It just needs to be stretched and hog ringed into place.

Chloe

James & Karen asked me to take some photos of Chloe for her graduation pictures instead of the cheesy school offered sort. We got lucky and were able to squeeze in a quick shoot just days before the first snow fell from the skies. I'm pretty ok with how these turned out considering they were just in the backyard.

Ford...Seat Update

Zippeay sent me a photo update on the progress he's making with the seat. I'm pretty excited and can't wait to see it finished.

Niccoli Designs New Home

Last night we started the build out of the new home of Niccoli Design. GJ scored a great shop space just off Center St. in Provo. It's still in the early stages and needs some attention but when it's finished I'm confident it will be a fantastic shop. I was tasked with painting while GJ and crew started constructing the work benches for the different shop sections. Once the space is finished I will be moving the Ford down there for the next few months while I complete the body work and paint.

I am helping James out by listing one of his cars for sale on eBay this week. To help facilitate the sale we made this quick little video on Saturday. Brian was kind enough to drive his roadster for the camera car, which made filming much easier.

Throwback

From arguably one of the best 80's movies ever made. If you aren't familiar with this film it's probably too late because it just wouldn't be the same to watch it now. I rented this movie on VHS every weekend for nearly 8 months when I was a youngster. One listen to "Thunder in your heart" and I'll be darned if you couldn't take on the world. They just don't make 'em like they used to.