Youngblood Customs

We’re open for shoppers today! At least until 4pm, if you’d like to come by later let us know! Everything must go!
Tools, office, car parts!

https://bakersfield.craigslist.org/cto/d/tehachapi-58-chevy-yeoman-door-wagon/7419912708.html

58 Chevy Yeoman 2 Door Wagon Project - cars & trucks - by owner -... Shop Closed, No Yeoman left behind. Needs Engine Trans...Paint Ready. Incredibly Straight body... All parts included. Come take a look.

Youngblood Customs wishes everyone a safe and peaceful holiday! We will be rolling up our bay doors for a liquidation sale of tools/equipment and office furniture/supplies! RESCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY 12/28/21 10am-2pm
Can also come by MONDAY 10-3

We realize this obituary is long overdue. On behalf of Youngblood Customs and the Youngblood Family, we want to thank YC employees, customers, and friends for your support through these challenging times.

On October 15, 2021, Thomas Eli Youngblood Jr., father of three children, transitioned on after 63 years. Please remember Toms family in your prayers. Services are still in the planning stages and will be announced.

Tom was born on December 31, 1957 in Chicago, Illinois to Bertha Belle and Thomas Eli Youngblood Sr. He is survived by his three children, Karlie Youngblood, Nicolas Youngblood and Wade Youngblood, his step-daughter Rachel Yoder, his sister Joan Youngblood and his brother Kenneth Youngblood.

Tom grew up in Skokie, Illinois. As a young man, He was a 2x State Champ in High School competitive speed swimming and diving. He put himself through the art program at the University of Chicago, by working at a service station. The combination became immortal. He migrated to California in 1984 and to Tehachapi in 1994. As an entrepreneur and self creator, Tom built Youngblood Customs, a custom car and hot rod fabrication company. Due to his creative automotive skill and masterful artistry, Tom became renown within the industry and abroad for his one-of-a kind restorations, customizations and original works of art. Tom was an active contributor to the community and was loved and respected by many. He is dearly missed.