Dagmar Customs, LLC

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Mosier Restoration commissioned me again for the metal work on another Concours quality restoration project.

We started on this one right after the Auburn was completed. It was also done for the restoration shop, Old Iron Works.

I was contracted to do the wood & metal work on this car for a restoration shop, Old Iron Works, managed by Ernie Foster in Gardena, CA

The Bugatti got re-painted in black & sold at the Gooding & Co. auction at Pebble Beach this year...for $8.7 Million!!!

This car was completely restored by Mosier Restorations & they contracted me for all the metal work. Here are just a few photos of the work I completed on the Bugatti.

"Pontiac Bob" was my next customer who had an amazing collection of donor parts so we could create one of the most rust free Safaris on the planet.

2008: Next project was for Scott Miller. Did a quick update to improve the suspension & then channeled the previously chopped truck

2007: First project in CA! Chopped this one for Tyler Hatztikian

Thought it would be fun to post some pictures of the projects I've worked on in the past 6 years since moving Dagmar Customs to CA. Stay tuned as I post the progression from the early days up to my current projects.

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