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Welcome to...One-Off Technologies, Inc. Founded in 1978, One-Off Tech has been on the forefront of Rod & Custom and Promotional Vehicle fabrication since its inception. Function over form has always been our hallmark but with an eye on the design our highest priority. You can always count on uncomprimised Quality, Service and Satisfaction from any and all of our products and designs.

Ken Gross' 32 Ford Roadster built by Dave Simard's East Coast Customs, Carson- style Top and Interior by One-Off Tech. This car went on to win the coveted Bruce Myer Preservation Award at the Grand National Roadster Show in 1999. The car was also featured in Street Rodder Magazine, The Rodders Journal #14 and Drag Racers Magazine.
	Dick Metz' 32 Ford Westcott Bodied Roadster was build especially for the Ridler competition at the Detroit Auto Show 1999. The car was easily a top three contenter and did win the presitigous Yosemite Sam Sculptural Excellance Award which is usually given to the Ridler contender winner. You decide!...
Kraft Foods comissioned One-Off to build them a period commercial style truck for a cross country sampling campaign. The company was eventually sold to Kellogs Corp and the truck now resides in the Kellogs Museum in Battlecreek, MI.
	Nantucket Nectars Juice Company found One-Off Tech to be a perfect fit to design and build two giant fruit juice bottles. The project required building a lathe 25 foot long and 8 foot in diameter. Inside are coolers and openings to serve samples of juice from. These trailers cris-crossed the country and are still in service 6 years after completion. A true testament to the quality you can expect from One-Off Technologies.
The Jim Kougaz historic 32 Ford Roadster, this car was restored by East Coast Customs Dave Simard for Dr. Mark Van Buskirt. Steve fabricated a bench seat and then upholstered it in traditional 2 inch Tuck and Roll using rich dark brown leather dyed specifically for this project. This car just sold at the RM Auction in Monterey CA for $323,000...