This is what I do..

[BlueTorch]

I build custom off-road vehicles used for rock crawling. It used to be my hobby. I just had to turn it into work. Now I find myself riding my bike for fun. Kind of funny how things change.

Now we build for Red Bull, and a few other major companies. It seems the more involved you get within the industry the more it takes over your life. We work around crazy deadlines, but always seem to get it done.

http://www.bluetorchfab.com/images/Art_Work/rebullicon.jpg


http://www.bluetorchfab.com/gallery/albums/bastard/DSC_0766.jpg


http://www.bluetorchfab.com/gallery/albums/bastard/DSC_0162.jpg

http://www.bluetorchfab.com/gallery/albums/bastard/DSC02507.jpg

From my business I have found a couple of hobbies. One is I bought a large format digital printer to do our vehicle wraps with. I have had fun with it making wraps for my bike and friends bikes. I plan to offer a few different bike kits in the near future.

Check out my website if you want. www.bluetorchfab.com .


-Dan

[T Card]

Those are nice for sure... Good shit.. :gunslang:

[CrTcHRkTRcR]

ah man, u got the life! and i love that trailer! did you wrap that yourself? right now we're tryin to work out a wrap deal with an energy drink company.. hope it works out! but real nice crawlers

[cexodusk]

You just build em or do you actually compete..

If so you know of a group called SNORT?

I use to live in washington and was into rock crawling alot.. I built toyota's trucks, not so much into full buggies, and a couple SOA sammies

[MikeM]

Those are sick!!

How much do you sell them for? and could you make one with an M38 replica body?

[reeff]

Ive been on that web site many of times.Y'all do some wicked fab work Mad prop's :shocked:

[Niner]

Nice.

[Scott982]

Now we build for Red Bull, and a few other major companies. It seems the more involved you get within the industry the more it takes over your life. We work around crazy deadlines, but always seem to get it done.

I hear that I worked worked at a shop buiding custom frames and doing sheetmetal work on hot rods and before we knew it we were working 6-7 days a week from like 9am till sometimes 2 in the morning because of deadlines for shows and customers coming in from out of town to pick up their cars it was crazy but it was all worth it..Your work looks killer man keep it up.. :woot

[Kunty]

thats awsome...