WCC may not have the same level of awareness as it did during those halcyon years, but it never shut down — and never stopped building truly wild cars. Now, West Coast Customs is sending five of ...

Five cars from West Coast Customs founder Ryan Friedlinghaus’ collection, set to be auctioned, tell an interesting story in more ways than one.

West Coast Customs has built quite the reputation for wild modified cars. This was cemented with their involvement on the MTV series Pimp My Ride. While the show has been off the air for years ...

An assortment of West Coast Customs builds will be open for bidding next month through Mecum Auctions. The five customized rides are from the personal collection of WCC founder Ryan Friedlinghaus ...

In the show’s 68 episodes Ryan Friedlinghaus and the crew at West Coast Customs took seemingly ordinary cars (for the most part!) and made their owners’ fantasies—no matter how odd—a reality.

Coincidentally, that very car was present at the West Coast Customs display at last year’s LA Auto Show. My brain is broken, so whenever I hear the word “deconstructed,” the only thing that ...

West Coast Customs will create a street-legal version of the Toyota Camry TRD NASCAR Next Gen Cup car during the July 29-30 race weekend at Richmond. West Coast Customs may offer a package for ...

Like Danny Koker's Count's Kustoms auto shop that starred in "Counting Cars" for the History Channel, Ryan Friedlinghaus' West Coast Customs was behind the bonkers custom rides made famous in the ...