Who has one of these Boyd Coddington @millerwelders hoods?
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Pro Touring HR01
Pro Touring HR01 20″ brushed lip and @cerakote titanium center.
Dennis Ricklefs Poster Board
This was a poster board Dennis Ricklefs put together for people to sign at my dad’s 25th anniversary party in La Habra. Recognize any names on there?
Hot Rod Hangout
Saturday August 17th, bring your custom car or truck or just come on down to hang out at our good friends @greywolfbrewing in Norco. Chad makes killer beers and it’s a fun family friendly event to hang out at. Our other friends @blenderhead_icecream will be scooping some great craft ice cream . Food served up by @smokincubanacuisine.
Deuce Ninja
Originally produced back in 1993, HRBB now makes these two spoke bad boys in 17 through 24″ in a wide range of vehicle fitments. Coddington made in America.
Trevor’s Truck
@tikitrevor OBS running 18×8 and 18×9 Avengers wrapped in @nittotire NT555 245/40/18 & 275/40/18. @azproperformance brake kit.
Boyd in Shorts
@alleged_axe has uncovered a rare photo of our dad wearing shorts. Hanging out with Pete Chapouris and Bob Kolmos some time in the late 70s. @peter_chapouris4
Sport Truck Shots
Some Sport Truck shots from the old shop on Monroe. The rear shot of the red GMC shows the Signature Boyd touch of pie cutting the rear and welding it into the roll pan.
Which one is your favorite?
The Original Billets
All of the original “billet” wheels were 3pc construction, and most of them were knock offs. Bolt ons with a hex cap to give the same appearance came later. By the time the 1990s hit, the new construction was welded 2pc using spun 5000 series aluminum rims. CNC machines were starting to get more popular, which really changed the game and laid the groundwork for Hot Rods by Boyd to mass produce custom wheels and to be the first true made to order wheel company in the world. #31daysofboyd
