custom vehicle design

Emergency Vehicles, Inc. (EVI) has custom designed, manufactured, and placed into service emergency response vehicles since 1971, founded by Ernst R. Temme. Located in Lake Park, Florida, EVI operates a 50,000 square-foot manufacturing facility and has delivered in excess of 3050 fire-rescue and law enforcement vehicles in the United States and internationally. EVI is proficient in body fabrication using aluminum products and offers refurbishment of existing vehicles.

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body fabricationmanufacturingrefurbishmentvalue engineering

Serving our industry for over 100 years The Farber name has been associated with the automotive industry since 1920, originally selling Ford cars and trucks and in 1947 the innovative Tucker car. Farber Motors was established in 1920 by N.C Farber as an automotive retail and service outlet and incorporated in 1949 by second-generation owner Donavin N. Farber (Don). Don further expanded the business into recreational vehicle sales in the mid-sixties later to be joined by his four sons D. Steven Farber (Steve), John C. Farber (John), Kenneth J. Farber (Ken) and Nicolas C. Farber (Nick). The earliest Farber custom vehicles were van to camper conversions in the early 1970’s. The roofs were cut out of the vans to allow for an extended fiberglass top and an interior up-fitted with camping equipment. The “plant” consisted of a small shed at the rear of the RV facility in Whitehall, Ohio only.

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3D SolidWorks and AutoCAD engineeringCNC machiningcomputer synchronized press brakesHVAC equipmentretro-fitting/updating older unitsservice after the saletechnician trainingvehicle manufacturing