GREENING AUTO COMPANY SHOP TOUR

Check out inside Greening Auto Company hotrod shop as I take a walk and see inside the prestigious builder's facilities and meet some of his staff. Jesse Greening and his father Jeff Greening launched Greening Auto Company in 1999, making a mark for themselves in the hotrod industry with award winning custom classic cars and trucks, this was a facility I had to tour! Video features the fabrications station where I learn how to do bead rolling with Bobby as well as check out one of the latest builds by Jesse Greening a very custom 1948 Chevy pick up with all aluminum body. CAD designer George tells us about CNC machining while Wes shows us how the programming between the software and machine operate when creating and building custom parts. I saw for the first time what is involved when tuning an engine with Greg as he showed me the latest EFI Sniper system by Holley on a classic Bronco.
For more details and custom parts by Greening Auto Company visit www.greeningautocompany.com/
Greening Auto Company
1855 County Rd 222, Cullman, AL 35057

[@CHILLknowsfootball]

Greg was awesome, I learned so much from your chat with him. I like the randomness of the cars in that building.

[@RanasRadar]

They have an awesome team over there! Glad you enjoyed the video I certainly learnt a lot too!

[@MatsKarlsson-kl7ws]

Congratulations Rana 9 000 Subscribers. This was a very interesting video that high technology
can make old classic cars so much better. 👍

[@RanasRadar]

Thank you Mats! Yes specially the engine tuning, I still don’t understand it all but it’s amazing what machines and technology can do when combined.

[@CHILLknowsfootball]

​@@RanasRadarit looks like you went from 9k subscribers to almost 17k in 1 month. You're killing it. Keep it up.

[@RanasRadar]

@@CHILLknowsfootball no stopping here!

[@garryswann8255]

Hi Rana ...hey 9000 subscribers way to go and good for you i can only think with all the hard work you put into your channel the number will just keep climbing...si happy for you...

[@RanasRadar]

thank you Garry! yes alot of hard work, Im just glad people are enjoying the content, it motivates me more!