Show Scene Garage builds one-off hot rods, Pro-Touring cars, and custom trucks built to stand on the floor in Detroit, cross the block at Barrett-Jackson, and drive like a modern performance car. No catalog builds. No shortcuts.
Limited build slots per year. If you’re planning for Detroit, Barrett-Jackson, or a national debut, we’d rather start the conversation early.
A quick look at who we are, what we’re building right now, and where you can see finished work before committing your car or truck.
Show Scene Garage is a full-time custom shop focused on full builds: metalwork, chassis, wiring, paint, and full custom interiors under one roof. We build cars to be judged with the hood up and to be driven with the AC on.
From frame-off tri-fives and Pro-Touring Chevys to high-end trucks, our current projects are all long-haul, high-detail builds. No quick flip work, no patch jobs.
The Showcase is where we park finished builds: full photo sets, specs, and a little backstory on each car’s journey from idea to show floor to sold or driven.
The goal is simple: build cars and trucks that belong under lights at major shows and that can still be driven, enjoyed, and even sold for real money when the time is right.
This is a snapshot of the type of work on the floor right now. As we develop this site, this section will expand into a full projects page with deep dives on each car and truck.
Detroit-inspired, show-level muscle car with modern chassis and power.
Turn-key custom truck built for shows, content, and auction value.
Modernized classic with hidden upgrades and daily drivability.
From the customer's imagination to reality for a national show debut.
As this site grows, the Showcase will hold finished builds with full photo sets, specs, and stories. For now, think of this as a placeholder for the type of work we want to highlight and repeat.
Whether you’re dreaming about a future Detroit car, planning a turnkey build to eventually sell, or you’ve already got a solid car that needs to be taken the rest of the way, this is where it starts.
Tell us about the car or truck, what stage it’s in, your ideal timeline, and whether your end game is to keep it, show it, sell it, or all three.
When you reach out, include a few photos of the car, a short description of what you’d like done, and any shows or dates you’re targeting.