The 1966 Kindig-it Corvette Convertible “Mint Julep” fuses 650 WHP LT4 power with a fully custom interior and exterior. From X-Spearmintal paint to JS Custom Interiors, every detail celebrates classic style with modern performance.
The Kindig-it 1950 Phantom Fleetside transforms a Suburban into a custom truck legend. Powered by a 430 WHP LS3 with Magnuson supercharger, it features Art Morrison chassis, custom interior, and Billet Specialties wheels. Completed in 2014 after 12 months of build time.
The Kindig-it TwelveAir ’53 Corvair Concept is a Ridler Award-winning, handbuilt aluminum masterpiece powered by a 9.2L V12 producing 700 WHP. Completed in 2024 after 54 months of craftsmanship, it blends C1 and C7 Corvette inspiration with modern engineering.
Explore the rugged engineering and powerful V8 options that defined the classic 1973 Ford F-250 4×4. The Kindig-It 1963 Split Window Corvette is a stunning restomod, blending the C2’s iconic looks with a 670 HP LSX engine. It features a Roadster Shop chassis, subtle body mods, and a luxurious ‘Spice’ leather interior, creating a true masterpiece of modern custom car design.
Kindig CF1 Cabriolet #006 showcases a 650-hp Lingenfelter LS7 engine, full carbon-fiber body, and custom interior. Built in nine months, this 2023 roadster debuted at SEMA and remains a standout among modern customs.
Explore the incredible restoration of the Kindig-it 1939 Futurliner No. 3, a massive, Art Deco marvel from the GM Parade of Progress. This twelve-ton bus is truly a piece of rolling history. Kindig-it Design dedicated two years to meticulously rebuilding this icon. The immense vehicle features a period-correct interior, an Allison jet engine display, and a strengthened chassis for modern use.
Kindig-it’s 1948 GMC Truck is a masterpiece blending craftsmanship, design, and performance. Completed in 2019, this custom build features a GM LS3 engine, Art Morrison chassis, and unique “Sageless” paint finish. A reimagined classic that defines Kindig-it’s creative legacy.
Kindig-it Design’s 1969 Camaro “Black Ice” is a 750-horsepower restomod masterpiece. Powered by a Mercury Racing SB4 engine, it combines raw muscle with refined design. Its bold olive interior, detailed bodywork, and flawless Modern Classikk finish set a new benchmark for custom Camaros.
This custom 1947 Cadillac Custom Kindig was built by Kindig-it Design, ultimately featuring a 650 HP Lingenfelter 427 Eliminator Engine. The car is finished in a one-off “Plum Wicked” paint and rides on a custom Art Morrison chassis. Interior details include Rolls Royce Magnolia Leather and a hand-painted woodgrain dash by Dave Kindig.
Kindig-it Design’s 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback combines raw performance and meticulous craftsmanship. With 800 horsepower, a Jon Kaase-built engine, and a Roadster Shop chassis, this restomod masterpiece redefines muscle car perfection with flawless design and modern drivability.