AARON NOBLE
CARS
In the summer of 2012, I was offered a position as the Shop Assistant at Kip Motor Company. Kip Motor specializes in antique British and European car restoration. We do everything from body work, paint, and upholstery, to small batch manufacturing for parts such as distributor caps, window seals, and lenses. Now, I work with the Marketing Director to advertise our company and increase our social media presence.
Transitioning to the summer of 2015, I worked as the Team Assistant and Web Developer Yount Motorsports, an IMSA racing team. During the summer, I had the opportunity to travel with the team to every race and got to assist the mechanics with the car maintenance in the pit lane and in the paddock. Now, I maintain the car collection of the team owner.
In addition to my professional work in and around the automotive industry, I love to spend my free time going to car shows and private car collections. Whenever I have the opportunity to attend a car show, I like to exhibit exotic British cars because of their unpopularity and rarity.
Don Yount, team owner, sits in the Elan DP02 race car as crew members Russell and Aaron wait for the racers to enter the track.
Left to right: Skyler Thomas, Anthony, Don Yount, Aaron Noble, and Russ Gaglio
Driver Don Yount talks to Russ Gaglio in the false grid before the first race at Road America 2015.
IMSA Lites racers decelerate down a hill as they approach a turn.
Aaron Noble (left) and Jordan Farber (right) drive a 1957 Austin A35 in mustache costume to Cars and Coffee in September 2016
Aaron Noble (left) and Nathaniel Holman (right) hanging out with Motor Trend's Roadkill hosts Mike Finnegan (center left) and David Freiburger (center right)
This 1958 Jaguar XK150 was a full body-off restoration project by Kip Motor Company
This 1965 Morgan +4 is another full body-off restoration by Kip Motor Company. The photograph highlights the original, restored, dashboard and also shows the hand made leather and wool seat and carpet set.
