Chip Foose

Automotive designer and TV host

Chip Foose - Automotive designer and TV host
Born

October 13th, 1963
61 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An automotive designer specializes in custom vehicle design and automotive restoration. Gained prominence through the television series 'Overhaulin', which showcased the transformation of classic cars. Established a successful design firm, Foose Design, and contributed to the automotive industry with innovative concepts and custom builds. Played a key role in various automotive projects and quickly became a recognizable figure in car culture.

Hosted the television series 'Overhaulin'

Designed custom vehicles for various automotive shows

Won multiple awards at car shows including the Detroit Autorama

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