LINCOLN TECH ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH KINDIG-IT DESIGN BRINGING CUSTOM VEHICLE FABRICATION & ADVANCED DESIGN SKILLS PROGRAM TO DENVER CAMPUS
Kindig offers start-to-finish builds for custom vehicles – known as RestoMods – that are unlike anything on the road today. With an extensive waitlist, his services are in high demand. At the same time, the need for skilled, qualified professionals throughout the industry has never been greater.
“Earning a
Kindig founded and operates Kindig-It Design, the nation’s premier custom vehicle fabrication company. Since 1999, Kindig-It Design has been the leading name in creating one-of-a-kind custom rides. In 2014 he helped launch “Bitchin’ Rides” on MotorTrend TV, a series that is still going strong in its eighth season. The show spotlights the one-of-a-kind rides Dave and his team produce and is seen in more than 169 nations worldwide.
Thousands of shops across the country offer custom design and fabrication services, and Kindig sets a high industry standard. He attributes much of the demand to the unparalleled performance machines his team turns out, while also noting how challenging it has become to attract and retain talent with the skills needed to excel in this highly specialized field.
“We’re really excited about this partnership and about combining our name with Lincoln Tech,” Kindig says. “We’re very thankful for this opportunity to partner with an educational institute that’s known for delivering quality training.
The seven-week program will provide students with 240 instructional hours covering topics such as specialty welding, custom fabrication, part design, custom painting, custom exhaust fabrication, custom electrical system design, custom powertrain programming, mechanical assembly and more – 14 topics in all. Students entering the program will be expected to possess foundational skills in most areas and will be asked to demonstrate those skills as part of the application process. Entering the program with a basic knowledge of the fundamentals allows instructors to deliver training in the highly advanced skills needed to produce high-end custom vehicles.
Lincoln Tech will transform an area of its
With class sizes expected to include no more than 12 students at a time, applicants will apply into a competitive admissions process via www.KindigAcademy.com. Prior experience will be a prerequisite and candidates will be asked to detail why they want to advance in the custom vehicle fabrication industry.
“This is an incredible opportunity for all sides,” says Nyce. “We’re looking forward to launching the Academy and we’re grateful to have been chosen by Kindig-It Design to host the program at Lincoln Tech.”
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Lincoln currently operates 22 campuses in 14 states under four brands:
For more information, go to lincolntech.edu or KindigAcademy.com
About Kindig-It Design
Kindig-It Design is a premier all-aspects Hot Rod shop utilizing the newest advancements in custom fabrication technology. A family-owned and operated company since 1999, Kindig-it Design is constantly growing and looking to add more skilled artists of their creed to create some “Bitchin Rides”.
For more information, go to kindigit.com.

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