Cutworm Specialties Hot Rods Hayesville NC
Cutworm Specialties
was established in 2006 in the small town of
Hayesville, NC. What started primarily as
a motorcycle repair and custom paint shop
looking to provide a service, Cutworm
Specialties has gradually evolved into a shop
driven by the passion to design and
manufacture custom hot rods and the
challenge of custom fabrication projects.
A few years after opening the shop, while
looking to obtain more experience in
fabrication to compliment the invaluable
knowledge gained in engine serviceand
repair, Cutworm Specialties owner, Jeb
Greenstone, started building custom
motorcycles with an emphasis on retro-
styling coupled with simplistic
functionality. Along the way, Jeb realized he
could now possibly fulfill a dream that he
had carried for over ten years; build a 1930
chop top Model A.
This dream of a custom Model A quickly
hit the wall of reality when Jeb started
shopping around for bodies and realized
that the bodies were either in poor condition
or too expensive. Instead of giving up on
the dream, Jeb accepted this as a challenge
and decided to take on the project from a
different approach. If the bodies were not
available to purchase reasonably, why not
fabricate the bodies from scratch?
That question lead to the design,
fabrication, and creation of “Close Enough,”
a hand crafted, totally custom, fully
functioning hot rod built from the ground-
up. “Close Enough” incorporates the
characteristics of retro-styling and simplistic
functionality that has driven Cutworm
Specialties from its inception, while at the
same time, makes a dream reasonably
achievable.
was established in 2006 in the small town of
Hayesville, NC. What started primarily as
a motorcycle repair and custom paint shop
looking to provide a service, Cutworm
Specialties has gradually evolved into a shop
driven by the passion to design and
manufacture custom hot rods and the
challenge of custom fabrication projects.
A few years after opening the shop, while
looking to obtain more experience in
fabrication to compliment the invaluable
knowledge gained in engine serviceand
repair, Cutworm Specialties owner, Jeb
Greenstone, started building custom
motorcycles with an emphasis on retro-
styling coupled with simplistic
functionality. Along the way, Jeb realized he
could now possibly fulfill a dream that he
had carried for over ten years; build a 1930
chop top Model A.
This dream of a custom Model A quickly
hit the wall of reality when Jeb started
shopping around for bodies and realized
that the bodies were either in poor condition
or too expensive. Instead of giving up on
the dream, Jeb accepted this as a challenge
and decided to take on the project from a
different approach. If the bodies were not
available to purchase reasonably, why not
fabricate the bodies from scratch?
That question lead to the design,
fabrication, and creation of “Close Enough,”
a hand crafted, totally custom, fully
functioning hot rod built from the ground-
up. “Close Enough” incorporates the
characteristics of retro-styling and simplistic
functionality that has driven Cutworm
Specialties from its inception, while at the
same time, makes a dream reasonably
achievable.
