ATNB Customs

Our first job offsite… any guesses as to what it is? 👀
Only hint: it’s a Ford 6.0 🔧

We’ll have to wrap up this one this morning, and then this afternoon we’ll be back on site at the shop.

If you’re looking to help, we will be working Saturday clearing out our shed and hauling all the scrap-able materials from the lot and building to the yard.

Just shoot us a message if you’d like to come help so we can plan for how many hands we’ll have. Thank you all so much for the continued support! ❤️

Auto family, here is another roof and building update.

Due to safety concerns, we are no longer allowed in the building. We purchased an old tool truck so we could continue working in the parking lot and potentially offer mobile services while repairs were being made.

As many of you know, we have rented this building for 7 years. We have done a lot of life, ministry, memories, and repairs there. Because we had been there so long, we had operated on a month-to-month lease for years.

On Tuesday, the landlord came in with notice to terminate our lease at the end of the month. This means after May 31st, we will no longer be allowed on the property. He was not interested in allowing us to continue operating from the parking lot, and he made it clear that once repairs are complete, the building will not be rented again — to us or to anyone else.

This news has been devastating for many reasons. We needed a few days to process everything and think through what our options may be moving forward. We are still trying to determine exactly what the next chapter looks like for our family and business.

We ask for continued prayers for discernment, provision, and favor — especially as we work through contracts, moving equipment and inventory, and trying to find a new space for everything currently in the building and on the property.

We do not fully know what is next yet, but we do know how thankful we are for every single one of you. Your love, support, prayers, encouragement, and loyalty over the years have meant more than we can put into words.

This season has been incredibly hard, but we trust there is purpose on the other side of it, and we look forward to seeing what God does next.

Ok its official. We can now say with confidence that a tornado tore off the roof of the shop. This has been such a nightmare, but God is still good and we are believing for his provision now.