YES IT’S HERE AND IT’S GOING TO BE BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE!  Here are some tips for tomorrow:

SPECTATOR ADMISSION:  FREE-FREE-FREE!!

VEHICLE REGISTRATION: $ 20.00 (CAR/ TRUCK/ MOTORCYCLE)  AND INCLUDES A FREE T-SHIRT

SPECTATOR PARKING:            PARKING IS GOING TO BE CRAZY DUE TO THE FACT THAT TARGET IS REMODELING.

WE WILL HAVE PARKING IN THE CAR SHOW AT THE BACK OF THE LOT, BUT MOST LIKELY

YOU WILL HAVE TO PARK DOWN THE STREET AND WALK.

THERE IS NO PARKING ON CIENEGA AVE. – YOUR VEHICLE WILL BE TOWED!

WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU AT OUR SHOW!!!!

Get the latest on this project vehicle tech article for Truckin’ magazine.  Here is juat a sneak peek of our article, but click here for more info!  http://bit.ly/KolorKrazy

We were just featured in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune!  Check out the article below.

Feb. 13–SAN DIMAS — The Morosans work hard on four wheels and play hard on none.

And that’s strengthened their family business for 28 years, said Gerry Morosan, who along with her husband Louie owns L&G Enterprises, a San Dimas-based auto body repair and custom autobody painting business.

“We’re like any other family, we have issues … but we camp … and we do all these different events together,” Gerry Morosan said. “All that helps hold us together.”

Check out our featured article in Autobody News.

Inland Empire Shop is Known for Custom Designs for Trucks and Cars

When thinking about L&G Enterprises Auto Body and Paint Shop, two things come to mind—family and truck accessories. Marketing specialists have suggested that adding new profit centers to one’s autobody shop can keep the repair business alive. LGE has embraced this philosophy—first selling accessories in the shop and then, when a tenant left an adjacent building empty, a full-fledged custom truck accessory shop.

LGE was started in 1982 by Louie and Gerry Morosan—otherwise known as Dad and Mom. Louie, now LGE president, lost his job when the Ford dealership he was working for went out of business, so the couple repaired cars in their garage. The first shop was acquired shortly thereafter. Wife Gerry worked side-by-side with her husband, contributing to the success of the business. She has always encouraged Louie to do what he loves. Gerry handles the accounting at the Custom Truck Shop.