West Coast Customs the TLC Custom Car Designers

Auto Custom Design from Automotive Customization Industry Experts

Sep 30, 2009

Ryan Friedlinghaus and the Street Customs crew return to TLC in October with four new episodes. The brand continues to grow globally with clothing lines and shops.

TLC's automotive reality TV show, Street Customs, is set to return in October with all new episodes featuring Ryan Friedlinghaus and the West Coast Customs crew. With two popular seasons under their belts, the show continues to encounter new and interesting car customization situations.

TLC announced Street Customs will return on October 29, 2009 with four new episodes. Ryan and the West Coast Customs crew will explore working on a Model A Ford and a Lamborghini. The new episodes will also shed the light on a new custom shoe line from Vans, as well as a special charity project.

When Ryan visits the Vans Headquarters to check out his customs shoe line, he's asked to customize a 1974 Mercedes van. The van's unique see through poly-cast roof proves to be a huge challenge to fabricate, especially when it cracks during assembly.

Two members of the San Manuel Native American tribe of Southern California, bring their $350,000 Maybach to West Coast Customs in the hopes that Ryan can add his special WCC touch. Then Ryan is asked to work on a special project by a very unique client.

Ryan and his West Coast Customs crew customize an old '37 Model A Ford, going old school turning a clunker into a classic Hot Rod to help promote Ryan and his wife Meagan's new line of clothing, "Wrench."

Ryan and his crew give the WCC makeover to a Lamborghini and transform it into the ultimate eye catching speed machine. Ryan learns how to flame a car when a donor of the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles asks him to work on a special project.

West Coast Customs Leaders in Automotive Customization Industry

West Coast Customs is the industry-leading car customization brand and global corporation with offices in Berlin, Dubai, Japan, Mexico, and Russia. The company gained popularity as the backdrop for two reality shows, MTV's Pimp My Ride and TLC's Street Customs. Recently, the company announced its first season Street Custom's Berlin.

West Coast Customs is expanding the brand through clothing and shoe lines, branded auto merchandise, as well as franchising its business. West Los Angeles, California boasts the first West Coast Customs branded Chevron gas station opened in early 2009.

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