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She has been friends with Dave, Charity, Baylee, and pretty much the entire shop since 2015. With Dave’s schedule getting busier, we figured it was about time to bring on this badass, organized, and efficient ninja of an assistant. Hallie now gets to combine her passion for cars and education in business to provide a certain type of skill set to the team. Hallie is happily married to her stud of a husband, Pete Watkins. When not working, Hallie is drinking wine, red wine, red red wine. Fabrication specialist, Howard “Mandel” Coliflower, grew up in Harrison, Ohio and accredits his automotive obsession to his childhood pals.
Dave's Personal Assistant
In Motortrend TV’s BITCHIN’ RIDES, viewers will see Kindig and his team working on all types and periods of cars. From rendering and design to building and restoring, viewers see vehicles being made from the ground up before being revealed to the car’s owner. Bryson comes to us with a whopping 17 years of collision experience under his belt. Life made it clear to him that we only have a limited time, so do what you want, today! In search of beginning his Mechanical Engineering career, he moved to Salt Lake City in August of 2022, applied for a few jobs, and sent his resume to Kindig-it Design on a whim.
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It was just six weeks after the couple’s youngest child, Drew, was born that Dave quit his job, ready for the next adventure. Not only is she co-owner of the company, but she’s also the vice president, overseeing just about every part of the company. Locally born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah; Mark started at Kindig-it Design in February of 2021. Prior to killing it at making our Door Handles, Mark was laying tile for his cousin’s business.
Door Handle Ninja
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In his spare time, you can spot him on his custom Harley or in the garage spending quality time with his rides. Brandon is a low-key guy, with a love of good work—and good beer. Kaden has always appreciated the aesthetics of cars and going to different shows as a kid. His working career started with a company that converted and customized surplus military trucks into custom survival and rescue vehicles for private owners. While Kaden worked there, he helped out with metal work, welding, paint, and assembly.
I don’t sleep much,” says Dave Kindig of Kindig-It Design, a premium custom car shop and the subject of the reality TV series Bitchin’ Rides, now in its seventh season. Starting out working on his own cars at the age of 16, and shortly after got into autocross racing. This opened the door for him to meet some like-minded individuals who allowed him in their shops, tinkering on the weekends; a hobby quickly turned into a profession.
Metal Fabricator
Tessa is also passionate about animal rights, nature and experiencing different cultures and lifestyles through travel. She masters intentional design by drawing on these experiences finding inspiration in everything from food to architecture for creative ideas with form, color, patterns and textures. It’s mated to an 8L90E gearbox, sending power to the wheels via a custom suspension setup utilizing coilovers and a cantilever design that looks every bit as cool as how it operates.
Shop Foreman
Chris’s most favorite build was a special golf cart that was done primarily by Dave Kindig himself. He donates a lot of his time and resources to support communitieswanting to build protective assets in youth. Hallie is originally from Tehachapi, California where she moved from her sleepy little town in 2015 to follow her husband, Pete, out to Salt Lake City for him to chase his dreams. Prior to working for Kindig-it Design, she worked in the Veterinary industry as a Hospital Manager for 5 years. Hallie would always help at the shop, at shows, and on the road in her spare time.Hallie was officially hired on at Kindig-it Design in January of 2020.
Katherine is the founder and principal designer here at Kind Interior Design. She holds a bachelors degree in Interior Design from San Diego State University, and in 2019 achieved her NCIDQ accreditation to become a nationally certified Interior Designer. Katherine is passionate about serving her clients, and masters thoughtful design by incorporating unique & long lasting pieces from different styles to create interiors that are intrinsically unique. She is also passionate about animal welfare, sustainability and giving back to the community, as that has always been a big part of her life and part of her why.
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After a three-hour interview, at a local engineering firm, he noticed he had missed calls from Kevdogg. Born and raised in Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, Joseph has always had a passion for cars. One of his earliest memories was sitting in the backseat of his parents’ custom 1960 Ford Starliner going around the Kansas City Speedway Track at a Goodguys show. But Joseph really caught the Car Bug when he was in middle school. It all started then, the modifying, the car club, the community.
He applied to Kindig-it Design and was hired in December of 2020. Roy started in the industry in 1973 going to a trade school and fell in love with the dynamic and culture of the industry. When not being a “jack of all trades” at Kindig-it, he loves going to car shows and spending quality time with his wife, Elvia, and son, Vance.
However, Creative Controls revealed that the Kindig-it team had given them the go-ahead to use the images via a letter. Once out of the Army, Will started at HPC in 1992 where he met Dave Kindig. When Dave said he was opening his own shop and needed help getting his drawings off the wall and into reality, he asked Will to come along. Starting with the company in 2003 Will is still excited to push the envelope with each new build.
He started working in November of 2014 and has been an awesome fit with the rest of the crew. Originally from Hollywood, California, Roy used to own his own Hot Rod Shop and was a mechanic for LAPD tow yard. On a whim, Roy and his family moved to Salt Lake City, Utah looking to relocate.
Introduced to the Lowrider and Mini-Truckin’ scenes as a teen, Howard began honing his skills through personal and customer projects, finding his love of all things custom (especially suspensions). In August of 2018, Howard was invited to give Kindig-it Design a try by his former Wyotech classmate, Jason Lynch. Mandel officially joined the team as a metal fabricator in January of 2019. Mandel enjoys martial arts, hiking, weaponry, frisbee golf, hanging out with his wife and children…and of course, checkin’ out a car show or two.
Jason loves working with his hands and has a passion for mini trucks even building his own. He had worked with Kindig-it Design previously as a subcontractor and is very excited to be back as a full time member of the Kindig-it Design Team. Jason is passionate about everything custom and says he just wants to build cool stuff. More than an interior design service, our mission is to build spaces that are more than just a pretty face. Known for our carefully curated, organic, and modern style, we are a full-service interior design firm that specializes in innovative & environmentally conscious interiors.
We are certified in designing wellness/sensory environments, cruelty-free design and sustainable sourcing and offer these services to clients seeking ethical, non-toxic materials and furniture. Furthermore, the proprietors of Creative Controls re-affirmed that their site only offers products which they have made themselves. Dave’s crew has sophisticated rapid prototyping machines and 3D scanners, but he says his most used tools are basic 11-by-17 laser printer paper, Prismacolor markers, and a pencil.
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