Carolina Custom News

If you're like most car enthusiasts, you don't want your car to be boring or common. At Carolina Custom, we take pride in customizing your vehicle to be just the way you like it.

It does not matter where you drive - highways, streets, dirt roads or ditches, there is invariably a possibility of collision.

But, what if we told you there exists an easy way to offer significant protection to you and your vehicle?

Customizing a vehicle can be a powerful experience. You can improve your vehicle's performance, enhance its appearance, and put a dab of personality into your car.

Hot Rods and Hops is a monthly car gathering for all car lovers and motorcycle enthusiast.

Football season is right around the corner. Are you looking for the best place to tailgate and cheer on the beloved Carolina Panthers?

Jeeps are meant to be driven on adventures. As such, it's a good idea to lift your jeep so that you're able to go up and over the mud and other elements. The question you have to ask yourself is how high you actually want to lift your Jeep.

At Carolina Custom, we live for Jeep and truck modifications of every kind—from the simple to the complex. You may like the car you bought, but if it's not quite meeting your needs, then you should consider upgrading different aspects of your vehicle so it's up for any challenge you put it through. 

If you aren't quite sure what kind of modifications you're interested in, these are five of the most common customizations we're asked to perform in our shop. If they sound like something you'd be interested in, let us know!

Your pickup truck was made to work, and work hard, but that doesn't mean the bed needs to be wrecked in the process. As a result, owners often choose to add bedliners to their trucks to guard their beds from damage.

Not all lift kits are created equal. Over the years, vehicle manufacturers have paid more attention to drivability and ride quality. When properly modified, a slightly lifted vehicle will ride and steer as well as a factory vehicle, if not better. Before you consider how your ride will be affected, you should understand how to choose your lift kit.

As our nation prepares to celebrate our freedom with cookouts and fireworks, Carolina Custom would like to honor an essential tool of nearly every battle since World War II...the Jeep. One of the first military vehicles mass-produced in the United States, the Willys MB (and Ford GPW) US Army jeep was the result of war-time ingenuity and strategy, combined with standardized features such as 6.00 x 16 tires, 60 honest horsepower at 4,000 rpm, a gasoline can bracket on the left rear, provisions for trailer lights, spark interference suppression, a blackout light system, twin top bows and sealed spring shackles.

For years, we’ve joined along with countless other auto enthusiasts and vehicle owners who admire the good work done by Camoliner. Camoliner, based out of Denton, Texas, does high-quality work in vehicle customization. As professionals in that same field, we can’t help but be inspired by their high standard.

Metalcloak is stopping by Carolina Customs August 31st on their CTITOUR2016!