In The Garage With Bodie Stroud

Join the gang this week as Bodie gives car tips and news, talks about current and upcoming projects!Each week we are brought to you by Steele Rubber Products and as always you can check out our latest projects at www.bshotrods.com and Steele Rubber’s outstanding products at www.steelerubber.com

Metalcraft Artist Josh Welton The roots of my love for welding first dug in when I was a millwright apprentice for Chrysler. I struck my first arc in November of 2002, and I’ve been hooked ever since. I was very fortunate to be in a situation where I could learn from Journeymen who had decades of experience in all sorts of welding, and who were more than willing to share their knowledge with me. From tig welding tool steels to stick welding in structural applications and using a mig welder for general fabrication, not to mention everything in between, I’ve been able to develop and hone my skills in a variety of processes and settings. I currently hold a variety of tig and stick welding certifications, and I test for additional qualifications routinely. Brown Dog Welding is the product of my passion. What began as my profession has become something much more. It is an evolving entity as I continue to grow as a metal worker and as an artist. Welding, when done right, is an art form unto itself, and I enjoy

House of HID – The #1 Source for HID Conversion Kits – Now Specializing in both HID and LED Lighting!Have you ever wondered if there is a simple kit available for your hot rod or custom car that will give you state of the art performance lighting for better visibility and safety at night?  Let’s face it, hot rods and customs that run stock lighting are not the easiest to drive at night, especially at freeway speeds that these vehicles are now capable of. Well your needs have been answered. Join us this week In The Garage, when we talk with Will Lentz and learn about the latest products available from House of HID, a leader in quality high performance lighting kits for hot rods and customs. These kits will light up your life.HouseOfHID.comEach week we are brought to you by Steele Rubber Products: www.steelerubber.comCheck out what's been going on in the shop:  www.bshotrods.com

House of HID – The #1 Source for HID Conversion Kits – Now Specializing in both HID and LED Lighting!Have you ever wondered if there is a simple kit available for your hot rod or custom car that will give you state of the art performance lighting for better visibility and safety at night?  Let’s face it, hot rods and customs that run stock lighting are not the easiest to drive at night, especially at freeway speeds that these vehicles are now capable of. Well your needs have been answered. Join us this week In The Garage, when we talk with Will Lentz and learn about the latest products available from House of HID, a leader in quality high performance lighting kits for hot rods and customs. These kits will light up your life.HouseOfHID.comEach week we are brought to you by Steele Rubber Products: www.steelerubber.comCheck out what's been going on in the shop:  www.bshotrods.com

We're talkin' TRUE FIRE, airbrush techniques and future projects with Mike Lavallee!Renowned for his TRUE FIRE airbrush technique which has revitalized the automotive art industry, the artist, Mike Lavallee, traces his roots to sign painting. Graduating with a degree in Sign Painting from Boston's Butera Art School in 1979, he would not work exclusively on bikes until after attending his first rally in Laconia, New Hampshire. It would become weekend event that would permanently change his life. It sparked what would eventually become a lifelong endeavor. Immersing himself in a decades long trek he would travel the motorcycle circuit as an artist until choosing to settle in the Pacific Northwest. In 1999 he opened his airbrush studio, Killer Paint, in Snohomish, Washington.After several successful collaborations with Chip Foose of Foose Design, Mike was introduced to a unique market of enthusiasts with an unquenchable appetite for fast rides and custom paint jobs. Sunny California was set ablaze when Mike's si