Graveyard Run is owned and operated by Mark and Jen Seybold. Graveyard Run specializes in the off frame, rotisserie restorations of antique and classic cars. In addition, Graveyard Run has the equipment and capable staff to build the custom street rod, custom rod, or resto mod of your dreams. The "Graveyard" as it has been affectionately called has been producing National Award Winning cars since early 2002. Some of our cars awards include but are not limited to: A P.O.C.I. Gold Award (Modified), 2 East Coast Indoor Nationals Best of Shows, Best of Show at the Nashville Indoor Nationals, Best Pontiac and Best of Show at Frosty Wheels Indoor Nationals, the Grand Slam award at the Ripken Stadium Car Show, Outstanding Interior Restored and Best Altered Restored 1958 - 1967 from the World of Wheels, as well as many others. Our cars have been spotted on TV at the Barrett Jackson Auto Auction as well as on Power Block TV with Courtney Hansen. The company was named after a stream (Graveyard Run) that runs through the northeastern Maryland farm where the first shop was constructed, and where the business was formed. Started in early 2002 to serve as a full-service restoration shop. We at Graveyard Run take pride in building strong relationships with the community as well as with all of our customers, relationships that continue long after the completion of their vehicle. Graveyard Run is still in the process of growing and expanding. In the fall of 2005, the Graveyard relocated to Cannon County Tennessee where we have a brand new and much bigger facility. We now have15,000 square feet of building space and have plans for continued expansion. We have the newest and top-of-the-line tools and equipment to allow us to offer more and better services to our customers. There are current plans to debut a new Custom Lincoln Street Rod at the 2010 Ridler Award so keep a look out for this and other upcoming debuts of the cars from "The Graveyard".