Frame that finally tracked
Boxed rails, geometry reset, and a rod that stopped wandering above 50.
Frame-off rods and straight repair on FM 970 — leave a number and Harold rings you back from the floor.
Three kinds of work that actually roll out of 7555 Fm 970 — not a brochure of maybe-someday builds.
Boxed rails, geometry reset, and a rod that stopped wandering above 50.
Tired small-block, new rings, and a first fire-up you could hear from the road.
Not a show car — brakes, wiring, and keys back the same week.
Custom Hot Rods of Andice is a general repair shop that still builds rods. Pick a lane, then leave a number.
From a rolling chassis to a first fire-up. Harold stays on the car — not a rotating crew of strangers.
Tear-down, assembly, and the leaks you can hear from the driveway.
Ride height, bushings, brakes — the parts that keep the rod on the road.
Diagnostics, maintenance, and the “it died on 970” calls.
He told me the hours before a wrench turned. The rod left louder than it arrived — on purpose.
Daily driver, not a show car. Same bay, same straight talk on parts.
Four beats. No mystery binder. You always know which step the car is in.
You leave a phone. Harold calls back and books the drop.
On the concrete, with the hood up — not a form from a waiting room.
Parts, hours, and what waits for a later pass if the budget says so.
You hear it run before it leaves FM 970.
Owner of CUSTOM HOT RODS OF ANDICE, LLC. One person on the floor — the number you leave is the number he dials.
7555 Fm 970, Florence, TX 76527 · +1 (512) 709-8998
Harold on the floor, not behind a desk.

The shop sits at 7555 Fm 970 in Florence. Andice is the name on the door because that is the dirt this work comes from — not a strip-center franchise.
If you need a callback, leave a number. If you would rather talk now, call +1 (512) 709-8998 or write [email protected].
Type a phone number. You will see a thank-you on this page, then Harold calls from the shop.