Anaheim Rod & Custom

Anaheim Rod & Custom Full-service automotive restoration shop with exceptional attention to detail & excellent customer service. Weekend & evening appointments available.

Full service automotive restoration shop with exceptional attention to detail & excellent customer service. We specialize in: complete automotive restoration, custom & original style paint, airbrushing & pinstripping, metal fabrication & panel building, complete body & frame fabrication, performance upgrades, brake & suspension service, custom suspension & air ride, factory & custom wiring, chop tops... Please contact us if you don't see it listed here.

09/03/2026

32 YEARS OF CORVETTE HISTORY 🏁

Happy Anniversary to the National 🏁

A little history:
1953: Corvette debuts at GM Motorama — only 300 Polo White C1s built.

1994: The National Corvette Museum opens in Bowling Green, KY, right next to the plant where every Corvette has been built since 1981, to preserve that legacy.

2026: 32 years strong, preserving history.

At Anaheim Rod and Custom we enjoy restoring old Corvettes back to off the showroom floor quality, one build at a time.

Happy 32nd Anniversary, NCM.

Featured Unique Classic of The Day: The 1914 Knox “Little Six” 🏁The “Supercar” of its time the Knox “Little Six” was any...
08/24/2026

Featured Unique Classic of The Day: The 1914 Knox “Little Six” 🏁

The “Supercar” of its time the Knox “Little Six” was anything but little! The Knox Model 46 carried a massive 496-cubic-inch inline six-cylinder engine, larger in displacement than many V8s that came decades later.

It rode on roughly a 134-inch wheelbase and stretched about 195 inches long. It stood approximately 84 inches tall, nearly 7 feet.

Like many automobiles of the era, braking was handled mechanically at the rear wheels, operated through hand and foot controls.

Because early roads were rough and tire failures were common, the Knox carried two full-size spares!!

Only six Model 46 “Little Sixes” are reportedly known to have been produced, with just two believed to survive today.

The Model 46 reportedly sold for around $4,350 in 1914, putting it firmly into the luxury-car category.

Photos from our friends at Jay Leno’s Garage 🤝

08/21/2026

Feature Friday: 🛠️

A fresh restoration update on this 1974 Ford Econoline, bringing it back to the kind of condition that makes it look like it just rolled off the showroom floor. Classic lines, renewed details, and the attention to detail that we love to provide.

This Motor Monday we feature the 572 Big-Block. 🏁The custom Car community experienced a massive boom during the 1990s a...
08/10/2026

This Motor Monday we feature the 572 Big-Block. 🏁

The custom Car community experienced a massive boom during the 1990s and builders were searching for high displacement big block engines. At the time, this area was dominated by aftermarket companies. GM / Chevy wanted to provide a fully engineered factory supported alternative and released this 572 cu. In. / 727hp. / 680 lb.-ft beast in 1998. 🛠️

What vehicle would you put this in? 🤔

08/07/2026

This 1936 Ford Coupe came by and needed some break work. Happy to get it out back on the road safely. 🛠️

08/06/2026

Jay leads us through this fun creative project he’s been working on. These vintage ski gondolas from the 1960’s are coming along nicely!

Stay tuned for more! Thanks Jay! 🛠️

08/03/2026

Today we share six interesting facts about the 1961 Continental. 🛠

1: The 61 Lincoln Continental is celebrated as the vehicle that saved the Lincoln brand.

2: Despite being smaller than its rivals like Cadillac, intensive soundproofing and construction, made it the heaviest car in it’s class.

3: The su***de door design was adopted to make getting in and out of the cabin much easier.

4: this four door convertible is legendary as being the only mass produced car of its kind and its era.

5: To prove the exceptional build quality, Ford back the car with an industry first two year, 24,000 mile warranty.

6: This 1961 Lincoln was the first bass produced American automobile built to tight aircraft manufacturing tolerances.

Address

539 S Central Park Avenue E
Anaheim, CA
92802

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Anaheim Rod & Custom posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Anaheim Rod & Custom:

Shortcuts

Share

Category