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We don't just sell parts, we torture test
and abuse the products we make before they are ever sold to the
public.
Rob Hamilton - (owner) currenty has 2 JR drqagsters for his
kids, a couple S&H (Sinke & Hamilton) 4-link dragsters for his wife
and hired gun of choice. He recently aquired a S&H hardtail dragster from a
customer to add to his collection for Josh King, our salesman to drive. He also ownes his 35 Ford Rat Rod pickup, 67 Jaguar E type and 87 Grand National
Terry Sinke-
although he's retired and stopped drag racing 3 years ago, he is still a vital
part of our racing operation and helps us everyday. His "vast knowledge and
far superior skills" have won him many big money bracket races and a mutitude of
track championships, along with wins at Divisional and National NHRA
and IHRA events. He's still building his alcohol carberators (we call them
Sinkerators) which keeps him plenty busy in his spare time.
Tom Reyer -
(Manager) has owned and operated his 10 sec 1972 Nova for 16 years now and
will step back into driving one of Rob's 4 link dragsters later this year. The
Nova is powered by a 370ci SBC with a Sinke alky carb, all the Autofab front
suspension pieces and will eventually be tubbed using Autofab ladder bars and back
half kit. We're also is in the middle of mini tubbing a 69 Camaro (supercharged) cruiser
for his wife to play with.
Josh King - (internet sales) has driven
everything from JR Dragsters to Jim Cunninghams 6 Sec. Pro-Stock Ford Escort. He
owns a 32 Bantam Roadster (currently for sale) and will be driving a hard tail
dragster later this year for the owner Rob Hamilton. He occasionally drives
Bryan Norman's 85 Mustang which runs low 9's in the footbrake, non-electronics
class. This Mustang was built by Brad Sebert (before he worked at Autofab) and now features many Autofab products.
Josh also drives a 1990 Supercharged Mustang (also a 9 second car that has
about every bolt on suspension piece we make or sell on it) and his 2002 Harley F-150 in street class.
Josh can drive and win in just about anything.
Linda
Wilson - (walk-in sales) Bracket raced a 69 Chevelle at 75-80 back in the day.
She now enjoys watching and chearing on customers and her fellow employees
at the local tracks. Every weekend if she can be found at a local car
show, dragstrip, circle track or really at any motorsports related event.
Brad Sebert - (fabricator) is kind of the black sheep in the bunch. He can be found every weekend down at Potomac Speedway in Budds Creek,
MD and will be running his street stock 86 Monte
Carlo.. His is in the process of building his car and will be out campaigning with
Autofab Sponsership come late June.
John Sullivan - (shop) an aspiring
professional poker player has semi retired from bracket racing trading his
70 GTO street class car last year for a 57 Chevy cruiser. Lately he's been
concetrating his efforts on making his 68 Pontiac Tempest footbrake car the best
it can be for his daughter Jennifer to someday take over. John has been racing
for many years and has won numerous bracket races in the (footbrake)
non-electronics and street classes at the local tracks. Jennifer has some pretty
big shoes to fill.
Rob Barker - (fabricator) Graduated from Wyotech before coming to work at Autofab. Rob spends most of his time working but in his spare time built and maintains his
81 Camaro street rod cruiser.
Isaac Speiss - (welder) Won the state and regional welding titles in high school before coming to work here at Autofab. Isaac rides motorcross on his Yamaha YZ250 on the weekends, has bracket raced his Dakota
R/T and is building a 93 Turbo Honda Civic
Cory Baldwin - has been racing JR
Dragsters and purchased a used hardtail dragster last year. Late last year he
got his licence in a S&H dragster, owned by Rob. The very next week
(and only his second time in a big dragster) Cory was in the super pro final and
runnered up. 2 weeks later he won his first race in his own
dragster updated here at Autofab. The car was back halved to add a
4-link suspension, it was re-wired, got a new dash, gauges and electronics
along with a new motor and trans. It is maintained by Cory and his father
Tod.
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