The Freedom PT has been redesigned and built to say Thank You to everyone who has fought for our Freedom. With the new PTeazer front end and rear retro roll pan as well as the new cowl induction hood.  

With the talents of airbrush artist Eric Ward and the body and paint experts at Indy Body Werks - Brian & Brad Nordmeyer, we then transformed the look into an unbelievable display thanking our Heroes for protecting our FREEDOMS. The Freedom PT speaks to us through the Wars of our lifetime and it speaks volumes in letting us all know that, "FREEDOM is NOT FREE!" Thank you to ALL who have fought and are fighting for our FREEDOM!!

On the hood we have the New York skyline displayed in black and white, the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge and the Twin Towers - in memory of the way it use to be,,,, We Will Never Forget!!!! Eric did it in such great detail for us to remember those who lost their lives in this act of war against our great nation.  

The American Flag drapes across the front of 'Freedom' and unfurls down both sides of the car in an awesome display of Patriotism.

On the drivers side it leads to the Air Force Thunderbirds flying in the Missing Man Formation. Since I was in the Air Force during the Vietnam War we also added a couple of the aircraft I worked on across the spoiler so it can be seen from the front with the tailgate open.

On the tailgate is a scene of 'The Wall of Our Wars' Memorial with names of the fallen from Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. In the scene the father, Michael, of our Fallen Hero, Cpl. Zachary R. Nordmeyer, is standing there with his son and 2 buddies who were killed with him reflecting back to Michael in the Wall reflection.... 

The Wall fades into a jungle scene from Vietnam with 3 buddies heading to a helicopter hovering over the paddies.....

The jungle scene turns into a scene from the Iraq war showing 2 soldiers repelling down from a helicopter and one running to take his position. This then fades into the boots, rifle, helmet and dog tags reflecting a Fallen Hero with the portrait of Cpl. Zachary R. Nordmeyer, who we lost Feb. 23, 2009.

This is a tribute to Cpl. Zachary R. Nordmeyer. Your memory will live on forever!! Thank you for protecting our FREEDOM!!!

"FREEDOM is Not Free!"

Dave 'Kokomo' Amey from Laurence Harbor, N.J. did the etching on the rear window, again reminding us that Freedom is Not Free!!

The interior was professionally done by Smitty at Classic Auto Tops here in Indianapolis, In. The seats display Red and White vertical stripes and a top bar of Blue with White embroidered Stars. The door panels are the same.