Bitchin' Rides Season 8 Episode 3 Meet Judge KevDogg

In Bitchin' Rides season 8 episode 3, viewers are introduced to Judge KevDogg, a well-known collector of classic cars. The guys at Kindig It Design, an auto restoration shop in Salt Lake City, are set to customize his 1956 custom Chevy truck. The team is well aware of the high expectations that come with working on a car owned by a judge with a vast collection of vintage cars.

Kevin Dogan, aka Judge KevDogg, is known for his love of classic cars, and as the sole judge of the Custom D'Elegance car show, he has a reputation for his knowledge of the finest details. He's the kind of customer who knows what he wants and expects nothing less than perfection. However, the Kindig It Design team is confident they can meet his expectations.

Dave Kindig, the founder of Kindig It Design, takes the lead in ensuring the project is executed flawlessly. Along with his team, they get straight to work, careful not to miss any details that may not meet Judge KevDogg's expectations.

The first order of business is to remove the old paint and prepare the truck for the new custom paint. They decide to go with a two-tone color combination of light blue and white, and they want to achieve a perfect balance between the two colors. Dave and his team are meticulous in their work, which is evident from the first coat of paint.

The crew also installs a new set of airbags to replace the old hydraulic ones, which were not providing the load lifting capacity needed in the truck. The new installation is much more durable and efficient.

The suspension system is the next area to undergo modifications. The Kindig It Design team decides to install an independent front and rear suspension to achieve a smooth ride on any road surface. The rear suspension also includes an anti-roll bar, which adds stability to the Chevy truck.

The interior is not left out, and the Kindig It Design team shows their expertise in interior customization. Judge KevDogg had requested a mixture of leather and wool materials for the seats. Dave and the rest of the team go to work, creating the perfect balance of blue and white wool for the seats. They also install a new sound system for Judge KevDogg's listening pleasure.

Overall, the project is a success, and Judge KevDogg is impressed with the results. The custom Chevy truck has an excellent look both on the interior and exterior. Dave and his team are proud of their work and successful in meeting the customer's needs.

In the end, viewers get a sneak peek of the Judge KevDogg's admiration for his newly customized 1956 Chevy truck. Bitchin' Rides season 8 episode 3 shows the dedication of the Kindig It Design team in producing a top-quality product. The custom Chevy truck was flawless, and Judge KevDogg, the owner, was one happy customer.