At BACK40 we put our passion into each build, and wanted to share some before and after photos with you of the work that was completed!

Brandon designed, constructed and upholstered a custom trunk.

The Motor Build was completed @ Richmond Engines and installed by Mike.

We installed a new horn and a new set of headlights.

It was time for new brakes, brake lines, and adapters too.

Check out this new steering wheel!

The interior of this Mustang got some serious upgrades while at BACK40. We pulled the dash apart, sanded the parts, completed body work and then painted them. We installed a new dash panel, wired in new guages and installed new stainless pieces and shifter. We also pulled apart the door panels to complete both sanding and painting. After completing the sanding and painting the new door panels and hardware were installed by the BACK40 team.

We also pulled apart the center console, to sand and paint it to match.

It was amazing to be a part of this project. Thank you to our amazing client for your trust in the BACK40 team and to all of the staff that put their passion into creating such a beautiful end result.

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Image 1 – One batch of powder coated parts ready to be installed.

Image 2 – This setup has over sized custom powder coated sled clutching and belts to handle this monster.

Image 3 – Powder coated Muzzys exhaust with shop owner Steve Kuczko

Image 4 – Oversized radiator

Image 5 – Motor almost ready to fire up. Boondocker Turbo Charged, Muzzys Exhaust System, Big Bore Cylindars, 20 psiboost.

Image 6 – Installed gauges to monitor battery voltage for the killer stereo setup and a afr gauge to custom tune the fuel management program

Image 7 – TMW bumper installed with Rigid Industries light bar

Image 8 – Gauges, switches, stereo, billet accessories, boondocker controller and a pro armour steering wheel to make the boring original Polaris dash stand out.

Stereo Specs: Fusion blue tooth head unit with usb plug, exile xm15.4 800 watt amplifier powering 6 Wetsounds 650s and a Wetsounds stealth 6 soundbar. Exile 12.1 1200 watt mono amp powering a Wetsounds free air 10 inch sub in a custom made under dash sub box fiberglassed by back 40. A dual battery setup with an isolator so you will never run your starting battery dry

If you want the opportunity to see this ride in person, please make sure to stay up to date on the 2016 Rigs and Rides Show, where we will be revealing the completion of this project. We’ve made tons of updates to this one-off Rzr build not included in this blog. Make sure you LIKE them on Facebook for updates, and show details.

“BACK40 Mechanical’s passion is building! Our vision is to take something ordinary and make it extraordinary!”

Suppliers: Concept Distribution Cage, Boondocker, TMW, Muzzys, Holz, Rigid Industries

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Welcome to BACK40! We are proud to finally release our brand new website to showcase our custom projects, and offer you updates on what’s happening in the industry! We are a full service mechanic shop that prides ourself in hard work, quality mechanics and strong family values. Our shop was founded by Kim and Steve Kuczko, a husband and wife entrepreneurial couple who were ready to take a chance on this family company and have never looked back.

There’s nothing better than working in a shop where we provide services from the best of both worlds, regular maintenance on cars and trucks, to 100% one-of-a-kind Polaris Rzr builds, to all types of boats and more. There is no job too big or too small for our talented crew at BACK40. We do it all! Boats, bikes, UTV’s, if it drives or floats, bring it in. You will be glad you did. And we are continuously staying up-to-date with the latest in the industry and the newest technologies to provide maximum performance for all our clients.

If you love to see unique projects, things that go fast and more, we encourage you to check back often. We are excited to finally be able to share this with you via our own website! Maybe you have a project in mind that you want to get started on, contact us anytime for a consultation! We’re always here to help.

Thanks for stopping by the online shop, we hope to hear from you soon.

Don’t forget to connect with us on Facebook or Instagram for daily updates!

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