I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t fascinated by mechanical things. As a small child, I was the one who wanted to take everything apart—just to see how it worked. Cars, bikes, anything with moving parts drew me in. It wasn’t just curiosity; it was a deep pull toward understanding and creating.

By high school, that curiosity had turned into something more serious. I enrolled in a vocational trade program and trained as an Automotive Body and Paint Technician. That’s where I first learned the value of craft—the patience it takes to shape metal, the satisfaction of a perfect line, and the pride of turning something ordinary into something extraordinary.

From there, the automotive world became not just a hobby but a vocation. I went on to attend Denver Automotive and Diesel Academy, and from there I built a career centered on service, quality, and detail—always believing that the smallest things are what separate good work from great work. Every project taught me something new, and every car I touched was another chance to refine my skills.

For the past several years, I have been a resurfacing technician, crafting to perfection the body of what is considered one of the most desirable and in-demand supercars in the world. That experience was a turning point—working on machines that are already legends, for clients who demand absolute perfection, brought a lifetime of acquired skills to the forefront and sharpened my craft to its highest level.

Now, I’ve taken everything I’ve learned—decades of experience, thousands of hours of hands-on work, fueled by an obsession with detail—and brought it forward for people who love cars the way I do. For true enthusiasts, the ones who expect not just good work but exceptional craftsmanship, I’m here to deliver something special.

—Alan