Dave has led the field with his unique skills and vision to craft truly one-of-a-kind customs. With his concepts and vision, keeping to the classic lines, and the help of his Kindig-it design team; these rides are built, improved, and modernized to reflect the best version that these rides can be.
To Dave, each component of Kindig-it design, these rides, the process, and getting to know the clients and attachment they have behind these works of art allows him to approach each facet of Kindig-it with fresh eyes. He feels fortunate to be able to wake up every day, pursue his dream and do what he loves with those he loves. Beside him in pursuing this dream of his is his wife Charity, Daughter, Baylee, and Son, Drew — making this truly a family business.
More than that, the team beside him at Kindig-it design contributes to that family dynamic. Well, we figured that was a given. A star in her own right, Charity has been interested in cars since she was a little girl. With a father who was a hot rodder and car club member and a mother who was certainly a fan of classic cars herself, Charity grew up knowing all about the hot rodder passion.
With the coolest car in the parking lot, Charity and her friends enjoyed cruising State Street in the Chevelle and frequenting dance clubs. It was at one of these clubs that she met the love of her life, Dave Kindig. As a young car enthusiast, Charity delved into the automotive hobby on the work front as well, claiming a parts-runner job at a local automotive shop. Once there, she worked her way up the ranks, eventually becoming a manager and overseeing the warehouse.
After the aftermarket shop, her next automotive job was as co-owner of Kindig-It Design. Charity was all for it, telling Dave that once their youngest child was born, he could quit his job and build a business of his own. Charity has taken her role in the company to great heights. Baylee Kindig grew up with and around the shop so it was a natural progression that at 16 she began working in the shop as a parts runner.
