Built on the Digger Chassis this little wagon sports the pneumatic upgraded wheels and custom chrome decals and edge trim

Dropped shipped from Macomberfiberglass.com I built a chassis, and steering for this stroller and customer finished the rest.

My brother in-law has this wagon 25 years ago for paper delivery. We retrieved it from the attic and built it to match his 77 Chevy Shortbox pickup. Now his son enjoys it.

Built this Speedway Motors 55 Chevy with new frame with lower stance and upgraded upholstery Shipped to Florida

The Gasser prototype that later became the Hamm's Hauler. Its for sale! Check out www.gribbuilt.com

Vintage Trike I built for a friend. Custom rear fenders by Gribbuilt

My eldest daughters wagon reborn with new Digger Chassis and custom wheels.

The very first Digger Chassis Prototype in testing mode.

The Blower Stroller based off a 4-71 Super Charger Case. Testing a 3K walk fully loaded!

My youngest son in his Vintage Taylor Tot. Powdercoated and custom upholstry by Little Slims Trim Shop

Vintage Taylor Tot Stroller

My 1st rear steering system utilizing the exhaust tips already on the car make for easy removal for hauling. The pins are 1940 Ford King Pins

Speedway motors has a great selection of pedal cars to choose from. This one came in bare metal form and the steering and pedal assembly still work. The steering wheel and knock-offs are chopper bicycle accessories.

The roadster is a kit from fordpedalcar.com. I cut off the front axle system it came with, removed all the pedal assembly and fabricated the seat pan and floor which was covered by Lil' Slims Trim Shop.

The steering on the 55 worked great. The handle would move side to side to direct the car. It was user friendly, sharp and smooth