Gene returned to Modesto, changed the name of his business to Winfield’s Custom Shop, and got the Thing out. It appeared in the May ’51 issue of HOT ROD, and in August of that year he raced ...

Gene Winfield, a custom car designer for films such as “Blade Runner” and “Robocop,” died on March 4. He was 97. The news was confirmed via his obituary on Legacy.com. Winfield became known as the ...

Gene Winfield opened his first hot rod shop in a west Modesto chicken ... his company announced in an Instagram post. Winfield’s Custom Shop is now in Mojave, Kern County. Winfield was among ...

winfieldrodandcustom.com Winfield in his shop, planning his next project ... So go cruise around the block in your rod or custom in honor of Gene Winfield. That’s probably how he would ...

Gene reportedly died of cancer and his Custom Shop even announced ... not available, Gene Winfield was once transported to the hospital back in 2018. According to Hot Rod, he suffered an injury ...

His Winfield Custom Shop had posted on Instagram late last ... David Grant’s 2008 book The Legendary Custom Cars and Hot Rods of Gene Winfield. Born on June 16, 1927, in Springfield, MO ...

Gene Winfield, a pioneering legend in the hot-rod world who created custom cars for numerous films and TV shows including Blade Runner, the original Star Trek series, RoboCop, Get Smart! and many ...

Winfield’s Custom Shop had shared in late February that ... Winfield was the subject of The Legendary Custom Cars and Hot Rods of Gene Winfield, a 2008 book by David Grant, and featured in ...