This is the thread where I’ll be placing my unorthodox Bogliq USA cars, as well as practice building lore for a Bogliq exclusive (perhaps) tuning company.
Please PM me any thoughts or comments you have on my cars, to cut down on clutter, otherwise leave a like (if you want to) and thanks for checking out my thread!
Website used to calculate period accurate prices: US Inflation Calculator
I use the reference point of 1 Automation Dollar = 1 2010 US Dollar 
1959 Mutineer/Model 5 mashup shown
Leeroy Custom Solutions was a bespoke coachbuilder from before WWII. James and Jesse Leeroy founded the company to build ultra luxury limousines out of more generic brands. During WWII, no-one would give the brothers any work as they were seen as rivals to all the other brands, well all except one. Konstantin realised that subcontracting the brothers to build low volume, high intricacy variants of the GPUV and the GPDV would free the Bogliq factory to build more of the generic variants. The brothers never forgot this kindness and, after the war, offered their services to Bogliq USA as a bespoke customiser of Bogliq products. Konstantin readily agreed and the beginning of a fascinating and productive (and current to this day) partnership was born.
All Bogliqs were available for the coachbuilding program. Some buyers didn’t trust the new fangled monocoque chassis idea and others wanted to install an engine from a different Bogliq model. Leeroy custom built each car to the customers taste but the customer was limited to the Bogliq parts bin and, later on, bespoke Leeroy Racing tuner parts, so that their warranties would remain intact. All Leeroy custom models could be serviced at any Bogliq dealer and were given a specialised service schedule based off whatever parts were used to customise the car…
The Leeroy brothers did take liberties with the original Bogliq designs, using altered grilles, special paint jobs and bumpers to help distinguish a Leeroy from their mass produced brethren but never strayed too far from the standard set by Bogliq USA!
Due to increased interest in Cafe racing and impromptu street Drag racing as the 50’s continued on, a growing market for performance parts was identified by Leeroy Customs. This new market resulted in Leeroy Customs setting up a R&D centre near the Laguna Seca racetrack in Salinas, California to develop performance kits for various popular, and not-so-popular Bogliq products.
In 1961, Leeroy Custom hosted the first LAMAS (Leeroy After-Market Auto Show) at Laguna Seca to showcase their new product and stimulate interest in the performance tuner industry as a whole.
Mk I Bogliq Mutineer
The Alpha 4 mods would fit other Bogliqs powered by that engine
Leeroy Mutineer Mk I Kit
Leeroy Mutineer Mk II
Crazy fast for an all-drum equipped vehicle!
Leeroy Mutineer Mk II Kit
Leeroy Zealot Mk II
Angrier than a disturbed hornet and twice as likely to sting!
Leeroy Zealot Mk II Kit
Leeroy Mutineer Mk III, V6 Upgrade
Performance upgrades for when you don’t want an engine swap
Leeroy Mutineer Mk III V6 kit
Leeroy Mutineer Mk II, V8 conversion
Such an obvious idea that Bogliq should have done this from the factory!
Leeroy Mutineer Mk III V8 Kit
Leeroy Customs also built two cars, based off Bogliq products, that were different enough to get their own registry and identification numbers. These cars were sold direct from Leeroy Customs and had to be special ordered from Leeroy Customs or, after verification checks, through the usual Bogliq Dealer Network. These cars were serviceable at any Bogliq dealership (as well as at either the Detroit or Salinas outlets) and Bogliq honoured the Leeroy Customs warranty.
Decadence by Leeroy
A plutocrats dream…
Fills the gap left by dropping the V12 from the Model 8 Maverick Empower. A Gamma V12 graces the engine bay and a hand crafted interior completes the picture to produce a fast, luxurious cruiser with no compromises.
Decadence specifications
Tryst by Leeroy
Beauty just got hyper exclusive!!!
The ultimate expression of the Continental GT concept. Tuned V12 matched with a handmade interior, complete with a mini-phonograph! Only the elite will truly appreciate the gloriousness that is the Tryst driving experience.
Tryst specifications
It’s hard to take this company seriously when every time you read it you go “LEEEEEEEROOOOOOOOOOOOY… cuuussstooooms”
Are we raiding Bogliq’s headquarters in 25 HC?
Finally!!! 
I’ve been waiting AGES for someone to notice the joke… Now I’ll have to re-name my company! 
But what to, I wonder… 
Arrowknee Motors
Regular Bogliqs = blue
Leeroys = orange
Got it. 
Jeeeeeenkins
I felt Bogliq Blue would be wrong for Leeroy as well as Bogliq and I liked to use the orange valve covers in Kee, so I decided that Leeroy was getting orange as their signature colour from now on!
But Non-performance Leeroys like the special order ute will still be painted blue… Can’t make things too easy, lol!
Fus road da
The car that began the legend… the 1952 Bogliq Mutineer prepped by Leeroy Racing
After WWII the Leeroy brothers were looking for ways to expand their business beyond chrome upgrades and limited volume custom work on Bogliq products. One of the avenues of expansion selected was entering a attempted performance version of the, then new, Bogliq Mutineer into a long distance road race to prove performance cars could also be durable and reliable. The result was the first ever Leeroy Racing tuned Bogliq being built in 1952 for the Corso di Fruinia…
Leeroy Orange and Powdercoat Black would remain Leeroy Racing staple colours right up to the present day…
James Leeroy would take the wheel and drive the race while Jesse Leeroy would do the navigating…
Got a car you want tuned to make a limited edition variant of? Want a non-affiliated tuner of your company to compare your in-house designs against? Want someone to help provide fresh insight into that car you just don’t feel is quite right yet?
If you answer yes to any of these questions then Leeroy Racing can be of help to you!!!
Generica that’s no longer generic, lol!
Orange and Black looks great on any car, lol!
If you’re interested, hit me up via PM and I’ll get back to you Barry!!! 
Leeroy Custom Solutions are still open for business so don’t hesitate to PM me if you want help, a 2nd opinion or a tuner version of product in your company’s line-up!
