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How a Husband & Wife Built a Hot Rod Shop from a 400 Sq Ft Garage to SEMA | Amy Fitzgerald | S3 E10

How a Husband & Wife Built a Hot Rod Shop from a 400 Sq Ft Garage to SEMA | Amy Fitzgerald | S3 E10

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Send us Fan MailPowered by:➡️ Red Line Synthetic Oil: redlineoil.com➡️ AMD: autometaldirect.comIn this episode of Gearheads n’ Gasoline, Barry Alt and Jason Chandler sit down with Amy Fitzgerald, co-owner of Cool Hand Customs, to talk about the realities of running a small but mighty custom automotive shop. Amy shares how she and her husband, EJ, made the leap from home construction to the automotive customization world during the Great Recession, starting with airbrushed motorcycles in a 400-square-foot garage before growing into the shop they run today.The conversation covers what it takes to build show-quality drivers, why restoration and hot rodding often overlap, and how SEMA has played a major role in Amy’s business, relationships, and industry involvement. Amy also talks about word-of-mouth marketing, customer trust, youth engagement, women in the automotive aftermarket, and the organized chaos that comes with building vehicles for SEMA year after year.-- Subscribe for conversations with the best shop owners, builders, manufacturers, and aftermarket pros in the restoration, performance & racing industry. --Key Takeaways:Building a SEMA truck in their first year confirmed they were in the right industry.They create “show-quality drivers” that look great and are built to be enjoyed.Restoration and hot rodding often overlap, since custom builds begin with a solid foundation.Word-of-mouth and car shows remain powerful marketing tools.SEMA has helped Amy build valuable industry relationships.The automotive industry offers opportunities beyond building, including marketing, media, logistics, and technology.Amy encourages women to find strong mentors and ignore outdated attitudes.Guest Bio:Amy Fitzgerald is one half of the husband and wife team behind Cool Hand Customs in Middleton, where classic cars and modern performance come together. With nearly 20 years in the automotive industry, Amy brings passion, creativity, and attention to detail to every custom build and restomod that rolls through the shop. When she’s not helping create one-of-a-kind rides, Amy stays active in the automotive community through her involvement with SEMA, volunteering, and youth engagement programs that help inspire future builders and enthusiasts.Guest:Amy Fitzgerald, Co-Owner, Cool Hand Customshttps://coolhandcustoms.comhttps://www.facebook.com/cool.customshttps://www.instagram.com/customscoolhandhttps://www.youtube.com/@CHCustomsHost:Barry Alt, Motorhead Digitalmaximizesales@motorheaddigital.comhttps://motorheaddigital.comhttps://facebook.com/Motorhead.Digitalhttps://instagram.com/motorhead.digitalhttps://linkedin.com/company/motorhead-digitalGuest Co-Host:Jason Chandler, Auto Metal DirectEmail: jason@autometaldirect.comhttps://autometaldirect.comhttps://facebook.com/AutoMetalDirecthttps://instagram.com/autometaldirecthttps://linkedin.com/company/autometaldirecthttps://www.youtube.com/@autometaldirectDon’t miss an episode from Gearheads n’ Gasoline!facebook.com/GearheadsNGasolineinstagram.com/gearheadsngasolinelinkedin.com/company/gearheadsngasolineyoutube.com/@GearheadsNGasolineYou can reach us at gngoperations@motorheaddigital.com
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