Jim started working on cars with his father under the old shade tree in the front yard when he was very young. He rebuilt his first engine when he was 15 years old. This was the beginning of the best education from the "School of Hard Knocks". Add to that lots of formal training through lots of aftermarket classes and constant updating of equipment and acquiring the knowledge to use this equipment for him and all of the employees. This is what it takes to keep on top of our trade. I always try to take care of the customer's vehicles as if they were my own. If I would not let my family in a vehicle the customer is going to know that as well.

Jim enjoys woodworking and playing with his grandsons. It is such a joy just to watch his two daughters with their husbands and sons. Jim also enjoys photography and videos as well as music on the computer.