About Us

B & N Hotrod is a family run business that began with Bill Lemon (Hotrod Bill) back in May 1999. Bill started by selling retail parts in Port Moody, BC. He carried on the business for seven years on his own, with help from family & friends throughout the years. In October 2006 Neil Lemon (the N in the company) joined on with his father to start the fabrication side of the business. Since then, they have grown into a company that can service all of their clients needs under the same roof.

Bill has owned a few different cars in his younger years. From a 1956 Chevy Nomad to a 1934 Ford Coupe and currently under major overhaulin’ his 1946 Merc Woodie brought all the way over from New Zealand!! Bill spent a few years down under, where he meet his wife Joanne, started a family, and lived in a small town at the bottom of the South Island. Bill decided to bring his family to Canada in 1979 and brought the 1946 Merc Woodie home as well. The Woodie, which is used as the logo for B & N Hotrod, was the Governor General's car in the early days. It is right hand drive, with a 1997 350 LT1, and a manual 6spd.

Neil on the other hand has also had a few different rides in his earlier years. An M100, ’70 Chevelle, ’47 Merc Sedan, ’55 Chev 2dr post, and his current ride is a Pro Street ’55 Chev with a 383 stroker, 500+hp & currently runs high 11's at the Friday Nite Drags at Mission Raceway.

Bill & Neil have owned and built a few nice rods in their years, and are now passing that on to their customers that are willing and ready to have their dream car built!!