Moreover, he began to gain exposure as a television reality star in 2003 after he appeared in a TLC documentary ‘Speedbird’.
Then in 1998, he with his wife, Lynne went on starting his own automotive and product design company ‘Foose Design’ in Huntington Beach, California. Later he left the position after the Hot Rods by Boyd faced bankruptcy. During that time, he had designed many of Coddington’s well-known creations like ‘Boydster’ and ‘Boydster II’. While working their full-time, he gradually got promoted as the president of Coddington’s company, ‘Hot Rods’ by Boyd. Then in 1993, he left Sternberger to work for J Mays at Ford, instead of that, he started to work for Coddington. After his graduation, he worked full-time for Sternberger Design and part-time for Boyd Coddington. He worked for four years at Clenet Coachworks, he returned to complete his graduation at Art Center College. He started his career from the age of seven, working on automobiles for his father’s company, Project Design, in Santa Barbara, California. However, after working for four years, he returned to the Art Center to complete his education.
But due to financial difficulties, he had dropped out of college in the middle. But once he has revealed that he built an interest in drawing and designing cars from a young age.įor his education, he attended the Art College of Design in 1982. Further, he has not revealed much information on his early childhood as well as his siblings.
His father worked in a company called Project Design and car enthusiast and mother, a housewife. He was born as the son to parents Sam and Terry Foose. The automobile designer was born on 13 October 1963, in Santa Barbara, California, USA. Source: YouTube Chip Foose: Bio, Family, Education Caption: The automotive designer, Chip Foose
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