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King Chassis New front engine dragsters built to re-live the golden age of drag racing.

How cool is this! All the King Chassis dragster owners that were at The Meltdown 10!  4 of them had their cars there. I ...
07/20/2026

How cool is this! All the King Chassis dragster owners that were at The Meltdown 10!

4 of them had their cars there. I want to thank everyone of them for having me build them a car. And if they got it second hand, thanks for liking the car enough to buy it and get into the KING family!
Also trying to wrangle up all these guys (and gal) for this photo took up some time and I appreciate everyone for making it happen.
Jimmy Collins Lisa Anne Collins Steve Schaefer Bill Bierman Zackery Schreiber James Francis(Brian Fox) Buddy Webb James Ho**er Jacob Terry Dean Seavers Wayne Wiley Chad Nieman

All Teched in. Hanging out! Ready for tomorrow!
07/16/2026

All Teched in. Hanging out! Ready for tomorrow!

If you have one of my dragsters and you are coming to The Meltdown come by my trailer and say hi. I would like to try to...
07/15/2026

If you have one of my dragsters and you are coming to The Meltdown come by my trailer and say hi. I would like to try to organize a group photo of all of us. If you are going please reply here, and say what chassis number you have. Weather you are bringing a car or not.
Jacob Terry Tom Thompson Buddy Webb Lisa Anne Collins James Ho**er Bill Bierman Jimmy Collins John T. Francis Dean Seavers Zackery Schreiber

We lost a great one. He was a real inspiration to everyone that knew him ,weather it be his fab skills or how to be a ki...
06/29/2026

We lost a great one. He was a real inspiration to everyone that knew him ,weather it be his fab skills or how to be a kind person. We are all lucky to have known him. R.I.P Scott.

Some people come into your life and leave a mark that can never be erased.

Scott France was one of those rare people.

For so many of us, he wasn't just someone we worked with. He was our friend. He was family. Some of us had known him since we were teenagers, long before Classic Car Studio existed. We grew up together. We spent our days in the shop, our weekends at car shows, on road trips, and around our families. We didn't just build projects together—we built a lifetime of memories.

Scott had a way of making every room a little lighter. He was the guy singing loudly in the shop, making everyone laugh, always ready with a joke or a smile. Even on the toughest days, somehow Scott made things feel a little easier.

That kindness and warmth didn't stop at the shop doors. If you ever met Scott at one of our open houses, a car show, or just stopped by the shop, you probably experienced it too. He genuinely loved talking with people about cars, answering questions, sharing stories, and hearing about their own projects. It didn't matter if he'd known you for twenty years or had just met you—Scott had a way of making everyone feel welcome.

The laughter, the friendships, and the kindness are what we'll miss most. But Scott also left behind something that will be part of Classic Car Studio forever.

Scott's creativity and skill transformed the custom build side of Classic Car Studio. He helped shape the way our team approached custom fabrication, raising the standard for what we believed was possible and inspiring all of us to pursue that same level of craftsmanship. His influence wasn't limited to the projects he worked on—it became part of the way we built every custom vehicle that followed.

One of the first projects that truly showcased his talent was our shop truck, Tiffany. Scott was trusted to bring his vision to life, and what he built helped define the direction of Classic Car Studio. That truck showed everyone what was possible through Scott's imagination, craftsmanship, and relentless pursuit of perfection. If there was a vision that seemed impossible, Scott was the one who could figure out how to make it real.

His talent wasn't just extraordinary—it helped shape the identity of Classic Car Studio itself.

But more than anything, Scott loved the people in his life. He loved Tammy with all his heart, and our hearts are broken for her, his family, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing and loving him. We hope they find comfort in knowing just how many lives Scott touched and how deeply he will always be loved.

There are no words that can truly capture a loss like this.

The shop will never feel the same. There will always be an empty place where Scott should be, a laugh we expect to hear, a voice we'll keep listening for without even realizing it.

We are grateful for every memory, every conversation, every project, every road trip, every laugh.

We love you, Scott.

We'll miss you for the rest of our lives.

06/02/2026
Great to see anpther King Chassis dragster getting finished!  I built this car as a roller with a direct drive hemi powe...
05/06/2026

Great to see anpther King Chassis dragster getting finished! I built this car as a roller with a direct drive hemi power. The car owner decieded to sell it.
In comes Theos Speed Shop. He was looking for a car close enough to make a American Graffiti tribute car. Not a clone, not a recreafion, a tribute. And I think he did a great job of it. I am sure they will have a blast!!!

04/22/2026
Another King Chassis got a 3" belt upgrade over the winter!
04/09/2026

Another King Chassis got a 3" belt upgrade over the winter!

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