Highline Autos
Jeremy Brendle, founder of Brendle Concepts
What a Concept Jeremy Brendle’s namesake performance auto shop builds custom joyrides from the ground up written by Nick Esquer One of the silver linings of the last two years of the unpredictable and unprecedented events we all lived through is that we dived into our passions and curiosities more. Whether it was hiking or cooking, yoga or painting, America leaned to its hobbies to pass the time. One major hobby that saw a rise in interest was everything autos.
vehicles since he was a teenager. His detailed and meticulous approach to applying handmade parts to cars, trucks, motorcycles—pretty much anything besides boats—has earned him a devoted clientele satisfied with the finished products. Whether it’s full body kits or unique wheel setups, Brendle helps clients imagine their rides as visionary works of art out on the road.
From joyrides to working on old cars in the driveway, carbased projects fueled our interests during the pandemic. The same can be said about Jeremy Brendle and his Brendle Concepts, a Litchfield Park-based customs shop that focuses on helping clients bring their ultimate customized car dreams to life through creative design, handcrafted materials, and a lot of imagination.
“The mission is to give our clients a one-of-a-kind experience. We offer handcrafted parts for individuals that are looking for something beyond what is currently available in the aftermarket industry. We strive to design a truly unique look based on a client's personal style,” explains Brendle. One of those recent projects includes a 2020 Mustang GT with a PP1 - 10A Transmission. Brendle included an 11-piece hand-fabricated fiberglass body kit with an OEM spoiler, heat
Brendle officially opened his shop last year during the thick of the pandemic but has been building and customizing
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