July 18th, 2008 by AutoSyn
It’s been busy around the shop. From updates to new clients, we’ve been nonstop. Some new stuff that is upcoming; Bruning Auto Design based out of Washington state, Hoodpins v.2 release, Syborg Twin Turbo v.2 release, Garage Scene, and Quick Clips. The list doesnt stop there, as we have even more coming down the line. We’ve got some clients being featured in a few upcoming magazine articles, so be on the lookout for those updates.
Some welcomes are needed for Zach, Keegan, and TJay to the Revin Team. Don’t worry, we’ll keep them nice and busy.
Check back soon with more news….
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December 20th, 2007 by Ian
Revin would like to welcome new client, Ron Wilson of Wilson Muscle Cars. Look for Ron’s newly redesigned website, Hoodpins.net being released in early 2008 for his new line of billet aluminum hood pins. In your choice of locking or traditional style, these functional hood pins made from 6061 T6 aluminum gives you the security while trapping high MPHs at the track and the aesthetic appeal while at car shows. Just the right detail and they fit any application.
Look for the upcoming article on Hoodpins.net featured in Popular Hotrodding!
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August 27th, 2007 by Ian
Revin took the time to get their feet wet and team up with Surfboard Medic based out of Central Florida to create a quick and easy functional site for their professional ding repair service. Surfboard Medic is affiliated with local surf shops in the Orlando and Edgewater areas and offers a variety of services in surfboard repair. Quality work with fast turn around service. Surfboard Medic also retails new and used surfboards as well. Before the next swell hits, check them out at www.surfboardmedic.com!
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April 26th, 2007 by Ian
We’ve been thinking and rethinking our first business card for ages now. After a million billion designs and ideas, we’ve finally printed a design we’re very excited about. I don’t know if they are particularly amazing cards or if we’re just happy to actually have a card in hand, but these things are smokin’ hot.
We needed to finally come up with a ‘logo’ for Revin. The full name is so long it caused problems using as an icon/logo. So after going in circles and loops and down some dead ends, we ended up simply with a ‘R’ you’ll see from now on.
We think the card addresses how we feel about what we’re doing, its passion about the automotive industry and our love for design and aesthetics. Flat black and flames works so well, we just had to go for it. There’s 600 of em on the desk now, if you happen to get your greasy hands on one, we hope you like it.
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April 6th, 2007 by Ian
Revin’s contact email was mixed up a little on the contact page, so I apologize for any lost emails sent via the contact page. Everything is fixed up now, so I just thought I’d post up a quick note to that effect.
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February 24th, 2007 by Ian
I’m happily blogging from Revin’s newly acquired MacBook Pro which I use for all of my development and design work now. Although new computer bits will always make a developer happy, this “switch” as its been dubbed brings to possibilities with it.
Combine the fact that it can natively run OSX or Windows (due to the somewhat recent switch to intel processors) but in OSX I can now quickly fire up a virtural machine running any of the popular (and many of the less popular) operating systems in the wild today.
So now, we can test web page rendering in say… OSX Safari, OSX Camino, OSX FireFox, OSX Opera, OSX Netscape, XP IE 7, XP IE 6, XP FireFox, XP Opera, XP Netscape, Vista IE 7, Vista Opera, Vista Netscape, and Vista Firefox.
(Yea, thats 13 different browsers in 3 different operating systems)
All without shutting down, rebooting or using any other computers. Now, I don’t know if anyone else out there is as excited about this as I am, but now we can make sure the sites we build work everywhere, and our clients can put their minds to rest knowing we’re designing for all of their users.
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January 1st, 2007 by Ian
We here at RevIn keep making new friends… and they have been keeping us very busy.
Our latest client’s site: High Performance Trucks is up and running as of today. We took Adam A.’s ideas and designed a custom site around his needs. The community site should provide for a kick ass destination for truck enthusiasts everywhere.
The site is a mix of a bunch of tools mashed up together:
- html/css targeted at NS7, NS8, IE6, IE7, FF1.5, FF2, O8
- Custom layout with randomized header graphics
- custom PHP5 scripting for templating the whole site
- Custom truck database and Flex 2 based administration panel
- Gallery2 image gallery integrated with VBulletin forum software
- Custom gallery 2 module for image linking
- Stylized WordPress blogging software
We hope Adam enjoys his new digs and the visitors have a nice new place to crowd around their trucks (other then the late-night parking lots). Now, let the content flow.
Happy New Years everyone, heres to ‘07 ..
Check it out: highperformancetrucks.com
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December 27th, 2006 by Ian
Adam passed the torch on to me last week to get the final version of the site up and running. Conversion of the layout into xhtml/css was finished as of Dec 22, and we’re happy to see the Cuda in all it’s glory on the web.
A quick thanks goes out to Marty, the guys and Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop and the owner, Bob. It’s a fantastic looking car we’re proud to be a part of in one way or another. Good luck at the auction guys.
Check it out: G-ForceCuda.com
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December 21st, 2006 by AutoSyn
Rev-In has had a productive year for 2006 with building upon our clientel and finishing up both small and large projects that have been under the welding torch.
For 2007, you will see some overhauling as we push into the new year and further modify and tune up Rev-In as a company. Hidden in the toolbox are upgrades planned for the Rev-In website, along with various promotional ideas, items, and offers. Along with the upgrades, soon to be announced is that we have some new clientel that will soon join the ride down the 1320 with the Rev-In crew.
Rev-In would like to thank our pitcrew of clientel, friends, and family for the all business, support, and help over this past year. We couldnt have finished the 06 race without you and look forward to hitting the s-curves again in 07.
Keep the tires smoking and those gas pedals pushed through the floorboard! See you back in the pitlane in 2007.
- REVOLUTION INDUSTRIES
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December 13th, 2006 by AutoSyn
Actually, its the 1971 G-Force Cuda owned by Bob Johnson. Revolution Industries is pleased to announce that it will be developing the website for one of a kind Cuda built by Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop that took the Goodguys StreetMachine of the Year award for 2006.
Look for more updates on this project coming soon. We grease monkeys here at Rev-In need to check under the hood and fire up the 572ci big block. If you need us, we’ll be out back burning up some tires….
*UPDATE - Coming soon, www.G-ForceCuda.com
Work has begun on the G-Force Cuda site to get it ready to be sold at Barrett Jackson in 2007. This will be a car to watch.
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