Bitchin' Rides

Storyline

Dave Kindig auto customization business Kindig it Design and his reality TV show, "Bitchin Rides" on the Motor Trend Channel is a real American success story. He is a self-taught artist, with limited formal training. His education during and after West High was by watching others working on his own cars. Then his "big break" came when a visitor to his work saw his drawings displayed on the wall. That visitor was asked if he could be commissioned to do a '69 Camaro illustration. The answer was yes, which ultimately was featured in Super Chevy and Chevy High Performance magazines. This started the beginning of the rise into the reality TV show stardom of, "Bitchin Rides." Now being seen in 40+ countries each week. The episodes are about Kindig and his team improving and modernizing classic cars, roadsters and hot rods. The show has a natural feel and no scripts. There are no fake stories here with a good positive chemistry among the 32 workers he has working for him. Kindigs' 27,000 foot facility is in Salt Lake City, UT where he happily resides. Kindig spends about 45-60 minutes a week being interviewed on camera. The regular episodes show one or two vehicles of the very best of clientele with a low to mid six digit cost figure projects. . All episodes show exemplary examples of custom car design and full satisfaction upon delivery to the actual customer. Only the best of the best is accepted here with a long list of hopefuls to be considered for future shows. This restoration facility has the best of customers, design, implementation and delivery of the project vehicles seen here "Bitchin Rides," and is a phenomenal reality car restoration show on the Motor Trend network. The fans give this a very high IMDB rating of 7.5 out of ten. This assures that Dave Kindig will be around on the Motor Trend Network as long as he wants to be. - Martin Snytsheuvel