REB Auto was founded in 1970 by Rick Bartok. After learning his trade in automotive metal work, Rick opened his shop, first in North Vancouver, specializing in custom hot rod restoration and rebuilding. Now in Surrey, Bartok lends his unique metal shaping and fabricating skills to save classic vehicles and hot rods from the ravages of time...

Starting as a hobby shop thirteen years ago, Classic Performance has become one of the best known, fully licensed automotive facilities to serve the specialty car industry. The company has continued to grow to house a fully stocked parts department, and has become one of the nation's well-known car builders.

Founded in 1999 as a hotrod retail store, B&N Hotrod and Fabrication soon became a full-fledged hotrod building force. Based in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, the company was founded by Bill and Neil Lemon, who have been steadily moving the family run business forward. B&N employs specialists in every field required for building a quality hotrod while continuing to grow the retail and service side of the business.

Gary Egbert has been building Hot Rods since the age of 14, in the back of his father’s garage. He then went to work for a couple of dealerships before opening Egbert’s in 1992. Since then, Egbert’s has grown to become one of Canada’s most recognized builders of custom hot rods, show cars and collector cars with a high attention to detail.

Like so many children of gearheads or mechanics, Stephen and Lisa Grundke got into the automotive business through their love of cars developed by their father. When an influx of high-end muscle cars starting filling up their dad’s shop, Stephen and his sister Lisa decided...

Rick Bartok started out honing his skills in the late 1960’s as a body man in Prince George, B.C. After stints at shops in Vancouver, he established REB Auto in the early ‘70’s on Riverside Drive in North Vancouver. After a few moves and stints with family members, REB Auto now operates out of a great shop in Surrey, B.C.

Like so many car guys before, the gear head gene was passed down from his father. Time spent in his youth wrenching on cars with his dad created the passion that pointed Jason in the direction of owning his own restoration shop. Today Concept Muscle Car is a 13,000 square-foot operation that features a fully equipped restoration facility and a unique showroom floor.