About us.

Two passionate car guys. Two separate businesses. One shared belief that every car, truck and one-off machine deserves thoughtful work, honest craftsmanship and the right details—not a cookie-cutter build.

01 · Roadrunner Customs

Chris Humphrey.

Runs the hot rod shop

Chris started turning wrenches at 16 and never really stopped. By his early 20s, he was working in the automotive industry, building a career around the cars and trucks that had already become a lifelong obsession. Roadrunner Customs is the result: an invitation-only hot rod shop shaped by experience, instinct and a stubborn belief that the right way is the only way. No shortcuts, no band-aid fixes—and if something breaks, it goes back together better than it was before.

02 · RTC Fabrications

Randall T. Cassidy.

Runs the fabrication shop

Randall T. Cassidy runs RTC Fabrications, a separate business that works alongside Roadrunner Customs. A passionate car guy with a hands-on, problem-solving approach, he handles the custom fabrication that turns the direction of each project into clean, purposeful work. More about Randall and RTC Fabrications will be added when their website is ready.

How we work

One plan.
One standard.

Chris runs Roadrunner Customs. Randall T. Cassidy runs RTC Fabrications. The two businesses work together while staying separate, keeping the hot rod, truck and custom-fabrication work moving toward the same goal: a finished vehicle that looks intentional, performs the way it should and is built without shortcuts.

“If you break it, build it back better.”