Double A Rust Revival LLC

09/24/2026

Base coats sprayed now for some 2k clear

09/05/2026

This man don’t we all struggle with it sometimes

09/02/2026

📢 A Friendly Update from Double A Rust Revival

First, we want to thank everyone who continues to trust us with your vehicles. As our shop continues to grow, we’re making a few updates to help us stay organized, keep repairs moving, and provide every customer with the best service possible.

🔧 Towing and Diagnostics

Towing prices are based on mileage, and our initial diagnostic fee is $135. These charges will be collected when we pick up the vehicle, before towing and diagnosis begin.

If you choose Double A Rust Revival to complete the recommended repairs, we’ll apply the $135 diagnostic fee as a credit toward your repair bill. Towing will remain a separate charge.

🚗 Vehicle Pickup and Delivery

To keep our pickup service available for customers who need it most, we will pick up and deliver vehicles that cannot be driven safely. If your vehicle can be driven safely, we kindly ask that it be dropped off and picked up at our shop.

📦 Parts Payments

The cost of parts will be collected before we place the order. This helps us order parts promptly and avoid delays once repairs are approved.

⏰ Completed Vehicles

Once you’re notified that your vehicle is ready, we kindly ask that it be paid for and picked up within three calendar days. Beginning on the fourth day, a $35 daily storage fee will apply.

⛽ Fuel Level

Please make sure your vehicle has at least a quarter tank of fuel when it is dropped off or picked up for service. If we need to add fuel for diagnosis, road testing, repair verification, pickup, or delivery, it will be added to the final bill at $8 per gallon.

These updates aren’t meant to make things difficult for anyone. They simply help our small shop manage parts, scheduling, transportation, and available space while giving each vehicle the time and attention it deserves.

We’re incredibly grateful for every customer, referral, share, and kind word. Thank you for supporting Double A Rust Revival LLC and allowing us to continue doing what we love!

✅ Once you’ve read this update, please leave your initials in the comments. It lets us know you’ve seen it and helps other customers see this important information too.

08/23/2026

Sometimes when business starts to slow down, I’m reminded of the story of the fisherman.

A businessman asked a fisherman why he didn’t work longer, catch more fish, buy more boats, and build a big company. The fisherman asked, “Then what?” The businessman replied, “Then you could retire and spend time with your family and enjoy life.” The fisherman smiled because that was exactly what he was already doing.

As a mechanic and small-business owner, it’s easy to believe I always need another job in the shop, another vehicle waiting outside, or another dollar coming in. But sometimes slowing down isn’t a setback—it’s a reminder to appreciate what God has already blessed me with.

I’m thankful for every vehicle I get to repair and every customer who trusts me. But I’m also learning that success isn’t only measured by how busy the shop stays. It’s measured by providing for my family, doing honest work, serving others, and still making time for the people and moments that matter most.

Sometimes the slow season is where God reminds us why we started in the first place.

08/21/2026

In the daily grind, it’s easy to become focused on what we’re trying to accomplish and lose sight of why we’re doing it. Today’s devotion reminded me to examine my heart and keep Jesus at the center of everything. I’m pressing forward—not for the approval of others, but toward the purpose God has called me to.

“I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” —Philippians 3:14

A question for all of us today: Is Christ truly at the center of everything we do, or are we expecting other people and worldly things to fill a place that only He can fill?

08/20/2026

08/12/2026

From turning wrenches outside in the heat, cold, rain, and gravel… to a two-bay shop with concrete under our feet. 🔧

We’re not where we’re going yet, but thank God we’re not where we started. Leveling up one blessing at a time. 🙏💪

08/11/2026

I was cutting grass and talking with God when I felt Him call me to speak about restoration.

I thought, “Lord, I’m just a mechanic.” But God reminded me that He uses ordinary people. He used fishermen, shepherds, farmers, and tax collectors—so He can certainly use a mechanic.

Restoration means taking something that is broken, damaged, worn down, or forgotten and making it new again. As a mechanic, I understand restoration. Sometimes you look at something and wonder if it can ever be put back together. Other people may see something ruined, but a restorer sees what it can become.

That is what God does with us.

Joel 2:25 speaks about God restoring the years that were lost. We may not be able to go back and relive those years, but God can redeem the pain, the mistakes, and the time we thought was wasted.

Psalm 23:3 says, “He restoreth my soul.” Psalm 51:12 asks God to restore the joy of salvation. God does not only repair what people can see—He restores our hearts, our joy, and our souls.

Jeremiah 30:17 says, “For I will restore health unto thee, and I will heal thee of thy wounds.” God sees every wound, including the ones nobody else knows about.

First Peter 5:6–9 tells us to humble ourselves under God’s mighty hand, cast all our cares upon Him because He cares for us, remain alert, and stand firm in our faith. The enemy wants to convince us that our suffering has destroyed us and that we are beyond restoration—but that is not where the passage ends.

First Peter 5:10 says:

“But the God of all grace, who hath called us unto his eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after that ye have suffered a while, make you perfect, stablish, strengthen, settle you.”

God never said we would not suffer. He said that after we have suffered for a while, He will restore us, establish us, strengthen us, and settle us.

When I restore something in the shop, I have to remove damaged parts, clean away the rust, repair what is broken, and rebuild it correctly. The process is not always quick or comfortable. Sometimes it looks worse while it is being taken apart—but the work is not finished yet.

Maybe that is where you are today. You feel like your life has been taken apart. You see broken pieces, lost years, pain, sickness, or suffering. But do not mistake the restoration process for the finished result.

Stay humble. Give your worries to God. Remain watchful. Stand firm in your faith.

The God of all grace is still working.

You may feel broken, but you are not forgotten.
You may have suffered, but your story is not finished.
You may have lost years, but God can redeem them.
You may have wounds, but God can heal them.
Your soul may be tired, but God can restore it.

I may be just a mechanic, but I know what restoration looks like—and I know the greatest Restorer of all.

God takes what looks broken and makes it new.

08/09/2026

Never stop learning. Never stop improving.

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