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14 years after BCC began in our home garage we're still going strong, every year with bigger and better builds that really show the depth of the talent at BCC.  Yes, we have all the tools and equipment you'd expect to find at a full restoration facility or even a production bodyshop, but ultimately more important than that is OUR TEAM

         Sean joined the team at Boyd's Customs in August 2017. originally from Freedom, NH, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force right out of high school and made the service his first career. While stationed in Virginia, Sean met the love of his life, his wife Kate. In 2010, after proudly serving for 20 years, Sean retired and moved his family back to NH and now lives in Alton Bay, NH.

         After several years working as a civilian in Production Management, Sean changed career paths and put his passion for working on old cars to use at Boyd's. He has always enjoyed working on anything mechanical, but especially old cars. This he pays in tribute to his father for teaching him the mechanical trades at a very young age. Sean enjoys working on the mechanical and electrical systems on a variety of different vehicles we see in the shop everyday.

        Sean and his wife have two children, Caitlin and Evan. When Sean isn't at work he enjoys spending time at home with his family, going to High School sporting events, hunting, and working on cars in his garage. Sean's current projects are his 1968 Dodge Dart GTS and his sons Subaru Impreza WRX. Most challenging project to date- 1971 Dodge Demon/Hellcat engine conversion.

Ken began his automotive career as a lot attendant for a local car dealership in the early 90's. Later he spent 20 years with a company that specialized in BMW parts providing customers with tech support and later helping manage their online store. After several home restoration projects he made a career change to work professionally in auto restoration. A couple years later he joined the team at BCC and hasn't looked back. He has always been hands-on and purchased his first project car at 15. For Ken every car is a project car and has to be personalized or modified in some manner. His current personal restoration project is an 86 Mustang coupe. When he's not working on cars he enjoys spending time with his daughter, playing with his dog, hiking, kayaking, remodeling his 1930 home, and taking lots of long motorcycle rides in the white mountains. 

        I am just getting started in my professional career after graduating from Ohio Technical College where I completed my degree in Classic Car Restoration Technology. I have obtained an iCar Welding Steel GMA (MIG) Welding (WCS03) certification. Assembly, disassembly and body work are the areas I like to work in. My favorite car is a 1969 Dodge Charger RT/SE with a 440 4 speed. The color I'd like is a dark bronze metallic with a black RT stripe, black vinyl top and black interior. My daily drive is a 1987 Dodge W250 that I have done a small restoration on. When I am not working at Boyds I'm working on cars and trucks while hanging out with my friends. I joined Boyds because I was looking for a shop that specialized in full classic restoration where I would be able to further develop my skills and learn from experienced mentors. 

  My name is Isley, I grew up in Palmer Alaska, where I learned to work in the family business.  My parents had a food truck, and would visit all the different fairs and festivals.  ( I was a carney kid).  I then got a job at a body shop as the front desk person, later learning painting and bodywork.  Since I love to drive and have been since I can remember, it made sense to get a job working on cars.  I like seeing the small details get the vehicle to perfection.  It is also very rewarding to take old things and make them new.

My favorite project to date has to be the 1956 Thunderbird.

I n addition to working on cars, I have earned my Wilderness First Responder Certification.   I enjoy skiing, biking, painting, most anything outdoors.

Noah grew up in Barnstead surrounded by a classic car enthusiastic family, going to car shows, working on classics and enjoying New England Dragway since he was 9 years old.  He has been working on cars for a living for 5 years.  He graduated High school #1 in Collision Class 2020 from Lakes Region Tech Center for which he won an awaard.

His biggest influences are his Dad and Grandfather.  They were always working on some project and Noah would be right there.  He really got involved in cars when they built a 1946 Chevy Pickup to go drag racing with.

His favorite project to date is a 1964 C10 his father bought when he was a sophmore in high school.  He is very passionate about learning and excited f or the opportunity to earn a living while learning. He also enjoys that he is around classic cars every day at BCC.

Outside of work he enjoys car shows, drag racing and camping

Nathan grew up loving car, ever since he watched the movie "Cars" in preschool.  He discovered NASCAR in 2015, that was the clencher that solidified his interest, which morphed into a permanent obsession.

He began his employment history mowing lawns at the age of 13. At 15 he worked as an apprentice at Alton Auto & Alignment.

He is currently attending Lakes Region Center for Automotive Technologies, working on his second year there.

His main influences were childhood movies, fiddling with car related toys and legos. He also enjoys various YouTube channels related to engineering, vehicles the outdoors and more.  His favorite project to date is a Twin Turbo Kia Stinger. He loves to learn new things with every project, that he can carry with him for the rest of his career.

Outside of work he enjoys watching NASCAR, playing catcher on the the Prospect Mountain Varsity Baseball Team and hanging out with friends.

BCC exposes him to classic cars and he enjoys the interesting and challenging ones the most ( which is all of them). He is always learning something new and loves gaining all the knowledge that working at  BCC provides.

Andre grew up in Tilton NH, and has always had an interest in cars.  His projects the 350Z and the 300ZX really got him interested in working on cars.  Before he joined the team at BCC he has been gainfully employed in construction, and in the food industry.  He says, "the opportunity to work somewhere that allows me to pursue one of my hobbies is awesome."

His favorite project to date at BCC is the 93 Mustang because he loves the high horse power, even though he did not work on the car he got be there and learn.  Being on the team at BCC is "really cool" because he can further his education in cars and having a job that feels more like a hobby is nice.  He loves classic cars, but is especially fond of the 300ZX, it has been his dream car for quite awhile, now he finally has one. 

 Outside of work he can be found at the skate park, riding his BMX bike doing flips and other dangerous maneuvers.