Oct 10, 2026 · 57 min · 12 segments
What does it take to stay creative and hands-on at the very top of the custom build world? That's what I wanted to find out from Bryan Fuller, owner and operator of Fuller Moto. Bryan joined me from…
Mal MaherHostWell, the people that didn't see it, it was a, we shaped a body from scratch over a, a five-day period with 20, 20-something builders.
And so we, the cool thing about it now is, is moving forward into SEMA this year, which is coming up in about a month from this filming, is, um, we're bringing the V16, and I, I had a V16 that some guys made that I was gonna use, but it just, the production was looking like it was taking a while, and, and so we decided to go with two Blueprint engines instead.
So we're, right now we're taking two 620 horse Blueprint engines and connecting them together.
The back engine is rotated backwards about 43 degrees, I forget the exact amount-
in order to compensate for the, um, kind of timing of the cylinders so that you're balanced properly and also you get, um, you'll have a V16 sound.

Yeah, that was, that was one of my questions too, so you're st- you're st- you're, you're jumping me here, and this is crazy.

... um, no, you're, dude, it's just like you're n- you're nonstop, and you keep doing things nobody else has done, and I, I mean, I love it.

You know, and from someone like me, who, you know, everyone that listens and everyone knows me know I'm not a technical guy.

I love, my dad and my grandfather, which I've said on the podcast many times, were car guys.

But, um, you know, what impresses me is, like, the relational things and observing.

And one of the observations, you didn't know who I was, I didn't know who you were at all, but I was at your shop for that first bitchin' stitchin' class and the first time we met, and, um, I have, like, maj- major ADHD.
Well, the people that didn't see it, it was a, we shaped a body from scratch over a, a five-day period with 20, 20-something builders.
And so we, the cool thing about it now is, is moving forward into SEMA this year, which is coming up in about a month from this filming, is, um, we're bringing the V16, and I, I had a V16 that some guys made that I was gonna use, but it just, the production was looking like it was taking a while, and, and so we decided to go with two Blueprint engines instead.
So we're, right now we're taking two 620 horse Blueprint engines and connecting them together.
The back engine is rotated backwards about 43 degrees, I forget the exact amount-
in order to compensate for the, um, kind of timing of the cylinders so that you're balanced properly and also you get, um, you'll have a V16 sound.

Yeah, that was, that was one of my questions too, so you're st- you're st- you're, you're jumping me here, and this is crazy.

... um, no, you're, dude, it's just like you're n- you're nonstop, and you keep doing things nobody else has done, and I, I mean, I love it.

You know, and from someone like me, who, you know, everyone that listens and everyone knows me know I'm not a technical guy.

I love, my dad and my grandfather, which I've said on the podcast many times, were car guys.

But, um, you know, what impresses me is, like, the relational things and observing.

And one of the observations, you didn't know who I was, I didn't know who you were at all, but I was at your shop for that first bitchin' stitchin' class and the first time we met, and, um, I have, like, maj- major ADHD.
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