Simi Valley Hot Rods Restores Classic Dragsters with Miller's Diversion 165 TIG Welder | MillerWelds

Simi Valley Hot Rods Restores Classic Dragsters with Miller's Diversion 165 TIG Welder

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Simi Valley Hot Rods added Miller's Diversion™ 165 AC/DC TIG welder to provide greater TIG welding performance and control over the aluminum, stainless steel and chrome-moly components that make up much of a car's chassis. The Diversion 165's easy setup and simple controls makes it the most advanced, user-friendly TIG machine available to motorsports welders and DIY'ers.
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Dave Rifkin began wrenching on hot rods at 13. By the time he could legally drive, he worked at an Austin-Healey repair shop and bought his first welder, a Millermatic® 35. Three years later he purchased a Miller Dialarc® Stick/TIG welder. That machine is still in use at his shop 30 years later.

Dave Rifkin and Ryan
Dave Rifkin, owner, and Ryan “Junior” Shostle, shop manager, Simi Valley Hot Rods, stand in front of a 1934 Ford pickup being converted into a hot rod for Rifkin’s father.