Joe Que's Auto Body

A quick paint job I did last week, this is the way we rolled it out of the spray booth.

Just finished this 1974 Ford bronco, the owners taking it home to put all the finishing touches to it. We were responsible for all the body alignments, painting inside and out

Body back on the frame, Hood is painted How start buffing and putting it together

1974 Ford bronco frame off restoration. The body has been sandblasted, prepped and painted inside and out. Then we rhino lined the underside and the Inter floors.

Brush fest 2024 #3

Brush fest 2024

Brush fest 2024 in the books along with $82,000 in the bank! Some amazing artwork and terrific artist it was a great weekend

So we just finished our part of this build, which was mostly panel alignment and paint. Now Joe Rizzo will finish it for the customer.

Christmas in May, Boyd Coddington in the house !!!

Rhinebeck Car Show 5/24
Beautiful day, 1300 cars showed up

When to the motorcycle museum in Newburgh, New York today. WOW mainly to see a few Ed Roth bikes but was I Blown away! This place is unbelievable If your any where never here it worth stopping I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

Check out Monty’s 1964 Impala in April issue of all Chevy performance magazine. He received a nice six page article telling everything that we’ve done to the car.

Giving this little 1966 mustang a new front end. It will handle like it’s big brothers now with rack and pinion steering,coil over springs and Wilwood brakes just like the big boys.

Update on the stop sign, It sold for 500.00 in the art auction at the Grand National roadster show.

So this is the stop sign after I did the grinding and candy apple then Howie striped it and turned it into a stop sign. The other panel is Howie and they’re both on the way the grand national show in California.

What a special treat to win a 2024 Promoter’s Pick award at Dragfest - Indoor Drag Racing Showcase & Custom Car SHow. Many thanks to Andy Goodman for successfully continuing Darwin Doll’s show and congrats to the 2024 inductees into the NNDRA Legion of Honor.

The restoration was special to be able to save a piece of drag racing history and to continue the Pacers’ Tasmanian Devil’s legacy that was originally created by my father George Snizek and my late great uncle Charlie Dodge Hagenmayer. The project was the culmination of the talents of some of the top guys in the motorsports industry. I am most grateful to for making a dream become a reality. Especially, my friend, crew chief and mentor, Dennis Quitoni of Performance Services and Joe Quitoni of Joe Que’s Auto Body. Art Schilling, Howie Nisgor and Gary Kupfer for their incredible artwork and lettering. Tony Fusco, The Wilco Brothers, Gary Gillihan, Dennis Clayton Frymoyer, Bill Klein, Spud Miller, A&B Upholstery, Bonehead Performance. New England Chrome, CT Coatings, Al Nosse, Big Al Liebmann, Kevin the Polisher, Lenny the Painter, Dunwell Collision, Nitro Joe Morrison, NBP Polishing, Mike Natoli, Brian Beattie ane my sister Tracey Thorne.

Everyone kept the project a secret so we could surprise my father and boy was he ever surprised. My uncle Otto Qualliotine and my father always said that there was a magic that surrounded the car. Being able to reaquire the car 54 years after it was sold in 1967 with all its original parts and its original trailer and the way things happened along the way was more evidence of that. It was always about family and always will continue to be.

Thank you again to all of you who had a hand in this. Please share any memories you have of the car with us so we can add them to its history. Stay tuned to hear the fireup when Springtime comes!

Just finished this 1965 Tiger in 4 months. And delivered before Christmas 🎄

Look who stopped by, Munch from House of Kolors ! Picking up a panel that Howie and I did for SEMA in Las Vegas

Took the Chevelle out for a ride and Yes, we live in New York !

Nothing newer than a 1972

A great group of people, willing to give it there all for a good cause !

The first auction at Syracuse nationals raised $10,400 for Ronald McDonald house some beautiful work done by all the artists

Our first auction at 2023 Brushfest at the Syracuse nationals

I know I don’t post a lot but since Daytona brush fest back in March, we delivered this 1972 Volvo, P1800 Volvo, back to it’s owner in Boston. We had a photo shoot with a Chevy magazine for Marty‘s 64 impala. We just delivered this 1968 international scout that we did a rotisserie restoration and paint job. Plus knocked out 265 panels for the Syracuse nationals car show and they’re loaded in the truck ready to go . we’re expecting over 60 artist for Brushfest this year.