World of Wheels 2022
Eighteen vehicles that we’ve worked on were highlighted at this year’s World of Wheels in Birmingham. Twelve of those won first in class awards, six were runners-up and one was given a best of show trophy. We’re very happy for the individuals who took home these prizes, and we’re very proud that our hard work paid off again.
David Brogden’s 1940 Cadillac Series 62
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Eddie Bibb’s 1956 Cadillac
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Rob Conrad’s 1956 Packard Caribbean
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Joe Haltiwanger’s 1957 Chevrolet 3100
Runner-up. Click here to see more about this truck.
Sandy and Gifford Bridenbaugh’s 1959 Jaguar mark ix
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Shawn mcgowen’s 1960 bentley continental S2
Runner-up.
Ronnie Brooks’ 1962 Chevrolet impala
First in class and best of show winner! Click here to see more about this car.
Scott Young’s 1964 Volkswagen Beetle
Runner-up. Click here to see more about this car.
Eddie Bibb’s 1968 cadillac
Runner-up. Click here to see more about this car.
Sandor Augustus’ 1968 Chevrolet camaro
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Marvin’s 1970 Chevrolet camaro Split bumper
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
joe King’s 1975 Jaguar Xj6-c
Runner-up. Click here to see more about this car.
Donna Loebler’s 1978 Pontiac Firebird Rockford Tribute
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Owen scott’s 1979 Volkswagen super beetle
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.
Jamie Holt’s 1991 Land Rover defender 110
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this vehicle.
Michael aldridge’s 1998 Chevrolet Corvette
Runner-up. Click here to see more about this car.
Paul’s 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C7
First in class winner. Click here to see more about this car.