Andy Bekech

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Andy Bekech of San Diego, California is a member of the San Diego Prowlers hot rod club. Andy lived 5 blocks away from Paul Schiefer's shop, Schiefer Manufacturing Company, that was located at the corner of 30th St. at Howard Avenue. He would ride his bicycle to Paul's shop and watch the manufacturing and the hot rods that came by. Paul had his machine shop in the back of the building, at the alley, and a small speed equipment sale closes to 30th street. As his flywheel and clutch business grew, Paul needed more room, so he moved to the industrial park in the city of La Mesa. La Mesa was only one city East of San Diego, and it was also the town where Paul lived. Andy went to work for Paul in the late 1950s, machining flywheels and assembling clutches. In 2015 Andy told Kustomrama that "Paul always took the time to show and explain to me, the how an whys of of his products. He was a nice person and I learned much from him. Maybe that's why I'm still building hot rods today!"[1]


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