Squeeg’s Kustoms
Blue Ribbon — Nicole Baird's 1932 Ford highboy roadster, the 2026 America's Most Beautiful Roadster, low front three-quarter view on the show floor

76th Grand National Roadster Show · Pomona 2026

Home of America’s Most Beautiful Roadster

Blue Ribbon — Nicole Baird’s ’32 Ford highboy, Nailhead-powered, scalloped, and built start to finish at Squeeg’s.

1964 Established
Two Generations
2026 AMBR Winner
AZ Longest-running kustom shop

the trophy car

Blue Ribbon

At the 76th Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona, Nicole Baird’s 1932 Ford highboy roadster took America’s Most Beautiful Roadster — the most prestigious award in hot rodding.

Blue Ribbon was built start to finish at Squeeg’s under Doug Jerger: a 401 Buick Nailhead up front, scallop paintwork laid over the body, every piece of it done in-house in Chandler, Arizona.

The most prestigious award in hot rodding — and it came home to Chandler.

Body
’32 Highboy
Power
401 Nailhead
Paint
Scallops
Blue Ribbon on the Grand National Roadster Show floor as the America's Most Beautiful Roadster trophy is carried in

America’s Most Beautiful Roadster · 76th Grand National Roadster Show

out of the booth

Kustom Builds

Ground-up builds and kustom paint, done under one roof. A few from the floor:

  • Studio shot of the ground-up, Roush-powered custom '33 Woodie — black over natural wood

    Ground-up, Roush-powered custom ’33 Woodie — award winner.

  • Blue Ribbon, the baby-blue scalloped '32 highboy, beneath the America's Most Beautiful Roadster competition banner

    The 2026 AMBR winner, built start to finish in-house.

  • Induction detail on the '33 Woodie's Roush V8, individual stacks in black and white

    Induction detail on the Woodie’s Roush power.

  • A freshly painted red body shell in the Squeeg’s spray booth

    Kustom paint — the house specialty since 1964.

  • A bare-metal pickup cab under fabrication on the Squeeg’s shop floor

    Every build starts as bare steel in Chandler.

  • Wide view of the Squeeg’s Kustoms shop floor with builds in progress

    Two generations of Jergers, one roof.

sprayed in-house, sold direct

Paint & Coatings

Squeeg’s runs its own epoxy coatings line — primer filler and suede finish coats, offered in 19 colors and made in the USA. The same materials the shop sprays on its own builds.

The Suede Top Coat chart

19 colors · screen-approximate

Hover or tap a swatch to preview it on the spray-out panel. Names and codes from Squeeg’s printed chart — hues sampled from the scan, so request a spray-out card for true color.

Every color, both products: high-build primer filler under a flat suede top.

Made in USA

Epoxy · 01

Primer Filler

The high-build epoxy foundation under every Squeeg’s paint job — the same material the shop sprays, sold direct.

Epoxy · 02

Suede Finish

Flat-sheen epoxy finish coats in 19 colors — the suede look, done as a coating that holds up.

since 1964 — spelled right this time

Arizona’s Longest Running Kustom Shop

  1. 1964

    Squeeg opens the doors

    Squeeg Jerger starts the shop that still carries his name.

    Black-and-white archive photo from the early years of Squeeg’s Kustoms
  2. The decades

    Kustom paint & builds

    Year after year of kustom paintwork and ground-up builds out of Chandler.

    Vintage color photo of a Squeeg’s-built roadster from the shop archive
  3. Next gen

    Doug takes the lead

    Doug Jerger carries the family shop into its second generation.

    Fabrication work underway on the Squeeg’s Kustoms shop floor
  4. 2026

    America’s Most Beautiful Roadster

    Blue Ribbon wins AMBR at the 76th Grand National Roadster Show.

    The America’s Most Beautiful Roadster perpetual trophy on the Grand National Roadster Show floor

let’s talk about your build

Book a Build Consult

Kustom builds, kustom paint, and the coatings to match — talk directly with Doug Jerger about what’s next in your garage.

Email squeegskustoms@gmail.com

Phone (480) 834-0324

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Squeeg’s Kustoms · Est. 1964 · Chandler, Arizona

Website concept by John Fournet · johnfournet.com