Roy‘s speciality services

09/25/2026

It’s finally complete and on its way home with its owner a very happy customer thank you Paul for letting me work on your truck and thank you Poor boy rods for part in this truck It was a fun project. Hope you enjoy it.

09/22/2026

Roy’s Speciality Services 1942 Dodge all new rear suspension all hand built air ride, new gas tank and air management system, new fuel lines , relocated the battery, built a floor to sit above everything with a tilting center service the transmission replaced new airbags in the front redid all the exhaust everything is tucked up in the frame. Let me know if you have any work you need done or finished also reassemble cars after they’re painted. Let me know how I can help you thank you have a great day. God bless.

09/22/2026

Roy’s Speciality Services just Repaired the left quarter on this model A it was pretty smashed. I Saved it from having to replace the whole quarter. if you need any bodywork, or air ride suspension work, exhaust, or anything automotive on your hotrod, low rider, truck let me know. I have an opening right now for a new job.

09/09/2026

Roy’s Speciality Services… 1942 Dodge Almost finished!!

06/16/2026

Yeeeehaaaaa

05/29/2026

1942 Dodge pick up laying frame one of the projects I’ve been working on trying to finish up looking really good

04/09/2026

Sweet

Dropped - Sure don’t mind a slammed C10 tucking some big lipped billets out back, so good! Tag.

04/08/2026

This is a truck that I have been working on for quite a while, it’s on a roadster shop chassis I completely rebuilt, the cab and all inner structure. Replaced both Doors and fenders and gapped them equally all the way around to 3/16 of an inch smoothed out the firewall filled all holes replaced the floor the roof, the A & B pillars and cab corners…. And alot more. It came out beautiful can’t wait to see it on the road it’s gonna be a bad ass big motor big tires …..another one in the books for
Roy’s Speciality Services.

04/01/2026

03/11/2026

Just wanted to put a little FYI out there for you guys who are buying cars to restore and throwing away the original parts and panels and replacing them with aftermarket stuff don’t do that unless you really have to! It cost twice as much to make the aftermarket parts fit than it would to fix the original parts in most cases. here’s a few pictures of how the stuff fits. The door I had to cut off 3/16s of an inch off the bottom of it and weld ot back together to have a gap and had to grind off the back edge had to add a 1/8th of an inch to the front edge upper to correct the gap, basically had to work the whole edge of the door all the way around cut and welded to get gaps correct cause they’re so far out of whack factory stuff usually fits a lot better just saying!