TURNIN RUST SHOP SERIAL
The father and son team, along with their videographer daughter, made a great combination and created an engaging channel. TURNIN RUST Trademark Application of Blalock, John Wesley - Serial Number. When they began to film with the customers they met up with, they began to collect stories about the vehicles and incorporated those stories into the builds. The family found a new love that was amazing to watch. Through working together, the siblings found a new relationship that they had never experienced before. While buying and building on a budget they recreate and preserve hidden patina, giving each one a story of its own. Join in with Lance Bush as he takes you on a shop tour through his classic vehicle collection that he has accumulated throughout the years. A father and son duo scavenging the web along with the northeast Texas woods in search of rusty relics. But when her family needed her to help with the new channel, it was the perfect timing. Small town business owners Wyatt and Lance Bush, team together to form Kravened Kustoms.
In the midst of the pandemic, Christian’s plans to become a teacher were put on hold. The youngest daughter, Christian, joined in and discovered a passion for creating content. The name Turnin’ Rust came about because they were turning rust, buying rust, selling rust, but also creating rust out of these vehicles with paint jobs to recreate patina and bring back the patina on them.Īs the family started to film for the new channel, they found that it was not just a father and son project it became a family affair. They started the channel as a way to get themselves out there, so the world could see what they were doing. They ran a shop for around eight years, doing paint and body work for a while, and trying to make ends meet by bringing in jobs from the locals. The duo started their YouTube venture around August of 2017, with their channel called Turnin’ Rust.
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