The Chevy Bandits Story
The Chevy Bandit’s story begins at Arlington Park in Chicago, where, at just nine years old, he was already working alongside his father, training racehorses. Those early mornings at the track weren’t just about learning the ropes—they were about forging a bond with both horses and family, a connection that would shape the Bandit’s life for decades to come.
After moving to Arizona, the Bandit continued training racehorses with his father, carrying on the tradition until he graduated from high school. The dust, the adrenaline, and the discipline of the racetrack instilled in him a relentless drive and a deep appreciation for power and grace—qualities that would soon find a new outlet.
As the years rolled on, the Bandit’s passion for horses evolved into a love for classic cars. In his late 40s, he began collecting vehicles that weren’t just machines—they were stories on wheels, each one a testament to his pursuit of excellence and adventure. The Chevy Bandit lives for restomods—classic rides reborn with modern muscle. Each car in his collection is a roaring chapter of his deep commitment and passion that legends are made of !
Chevy Bandit's current inventory includes a combination of brute force and machines equipped to take on the open road and steep mountain passes with lots of wicked twists and turns. Muscle, Horsepower and exquisite handling.
Classic looks. Modern guts. The Bandit drives them all like a legacy in motion—each ride a reflection of his journey from the racetrack to the open road.
Current Inventory
- ’87 Blazer: The mountain-tough rebel, built for disappearing horizons. Rugged, reliable, and always ready for the next escape.
- 2008 Corvette: The razor-sharp night predator, all speed and attitude. Sleek lines and raw power make this Vette a true hunter of the highways.
- ’62 Vette: The green, top-down time machine. Pure classic romance with a modern bite, this beauty turns every drive into a celebration of style and nostalgia.
- ’68 Vette: The shark-nosed street fighter, loud even at idle. Aggressive and unapologetic, it commands attention wherever it goes.
- ’72 C10: The heartland hero—tough, clean, and always home. With classic looks and modern guts, it’s the Bandit’s tribute to American craftsmanship.