Meet Jay Rogers, CEO of Local Motors, who's got a vision for the future - where the global community designs your car, and you go to the factory to build it!

Local Motors hand-builds the tubular steel space frame for their Sangho Kim-designed Rally Fighter.

Check out the hot rod Jay and the Big Dog team created for SEMA 2005.

A custom compressed air system may well be every gearhead's dream and now you can have one too. Knut Jorgensen stops by the garage to show off Sata's energy efficient, push-to-connect aluminum piping system, which you can install and configure yourself.

Before master mechanic and race car driver Paul Annunziata passed away, he wanted to make sure his supercharged 426 Hemi-engined Duster went to a good home. Watch Paul's own history of the car and see what Jay's done to keep Paul's dream car on the road.

Get a close-up look at one man's realized dream of a pro stock drag Duster for the street.

Are you a pretty good wrench who wants a lightweight commuter with a sleek cafe look? Then get yourself a used Suzuki S40 and one of Ryca's CS-1 kits - and presto! In about 40 hours, you'll have an air-cooled, single cylinder, 650cc cafe racer!

Get a good look at the details of this kit-converted motorcycle.

Time for a special treat! Bob Shaw visits the garage to show off his dream car, an updated version of the Hawk sports roadster that his good buddy Brooks Stevens originally designed in 1959. It took 10 years to build, but you won't believe the result!

Get ready to let your jaw drop.

Check out the amazing details on Steve Jones' handmade custom bike.

Do you appreciate fine American handcraftsmanship? Steve Jones is a one-man operation, who designs and builds all of his one-of-a-kind bikes from scratch, using radical materials. Check out his Jackpine Gypsy and Anti-Shiny Bike - amazing!

Sean Cassar drove his '59 Corvette around for a while until he decided that it could be better - way better. Enter a designer and builder Alan Palmer, and voila! This exquisite 700 hp custom rocked SEMA 2011, taking home a GM Design Award.

An ultramodern take on a classic sports car - it's even got its own iPad!

New Orleans designer J.T. Nesbitt took Jay's question (Why isn't natural gas sexier?) as a challenge, and answered it by creating this gorgeous CNG. Inspired by '30s grand prix racers, the Magnolia Special made it from New York to Los Angeles in 89 hours!

Check out Randy Grubb's amazing Decoliner motorhome, inspired by a flying bridge.

Bob Larivee (the man responsible for the legendary Red Baron) stops by with his deluxe two-volume box set, which covers the last 60 years of indoor hot rod shows. It's the history of custom cars in pictures!

After honing his race engineering mettle with McLaren Motor Racing, Norman Hossack struck out on his own to create a better bike. What started as a model made from a coat hanger and wood is now BMW's signature front end.

Would you call it the Starliner or the Scarliner? Check out these pics of SEMA's 2009 Best of Show, created by the inimitable Bodie Stroud, and you be the judge! Let us know what you think in the comments.

Picture Car Coordinator and creator of the latest Black Beauty, Dennis McCarthy visits with two vehicles from the latest "Fast and the Furious" flick, then takes you to his own shop, just down the road from Jay's Garage.