Steve Waldron was born in Los Angeles, CA in 1961. Raised in Southern California, his dad, an avid hot rodder and car enthusiast, took his son to Lions Drag Strip, Orange County International Raceway, Riverside and Ontario Motor Speedway, sparking his intersest in cars. Living close to the ocean, Steve found himself with two passions: Surfing and Cars.

At a very young age, Steve began drawing cars and beach scenes, sketching every chance he got. In 1994, Steve and his wife started a small graphics/screen printing business with an automotive related niche market. They created retro designs for McDonalds and others. Steve also designsed two vehicles for the Ford Motor Company to show at SEMA, the 2004 Street Rodder Magazine Road Tour Car and Yahoo give away custom car, and the classic poster art for the 2006 and 2007 Wavecrest Show. He creates custom concepts from ideas to finished design, including paint schemes, wheels, interiors, and engine design.

Founder of the popular “Crusin’ Grand” event in Escondido, CA. Steve now own Top End Tees Screen printing in downtown Escondido and continues his love for the ocean and cars.

MBLT01A, Save A Tree 24 inch x 8 inch Vintage Tin Sign	MBT11A, Roadster Summer 18 inch x 12 inch Vintage Tin Sign	MBT12A, Midnight Auto 18 inch x 12 inch Vintage Tin Sign
MBT18A, Nitro Jam 18 inch x 12 inch Vintage Tin Sign	MBT4A, Roadsters Rule 12 inch x 18 inch Vintage Tin Sign	MRT5A, Ol School V8 14 inch round Vintage Tin Sign
MRT6A, Night of Fire 14 inch round Vintage Tin Sign	MXT2A, Diggers Reunion 16 inch x 24 inch Vintage Tin Sign

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