The Good Life – July-August 2015

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late 1970’s, early 80’s. It’s crazy what you’ll find in some people’s garages! Every once in a while, we’ll get some kind of new corvette or something that someone wants to make look a little nicer, “said Wendelbo, but their bread and butter is the classics. <strong>The</strong> shops projects have come from all over the region, even as far away as Dickinson, North Dakota. Take a tour of the shop and you’ll run into everything from a more modern Jeep, getting a custom interior, to an early 1930’s truck, getting a complete overhaul. the good life Wendelbo is one of the rare few people that get to go to work every day and do a job that truly brings joy to their life. “I’m lucky enough that my passion is my job. This is what I did growing up and I was able to turn it into my life 14 and my income. So that’s my good life. I get to be around hot rodders everyday and enjoy my passion.” Along with doing what he loves, Wendelbo tries to inspire the next generation of young hot rodders. “We always try to have one or two younger guys that are going to be able to learn hot rodding. That’s always my biggest fear: what happens when this generation goes away? What types of cars will be hot rodded? We need these young guys.” When they’re not busy restoring history, Wendelbo and his staff at <strong>The</strong> Hot Rod Shop can be found at many of the local car shows, including the Fargo and West Fargo Cruise Nights. Anyone interested in getting some work done on their classic or collectible can come by the shop, call their office or visit their website at www.hotrodshopoffargo.com.
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