Off-Road Campfire Podcast

Farm Boy to Off-Roader

Season 1 Episode 7

In this episode of the Off-Road Campfire Podcast, host and guest Curtis Owens delve into Curtis's extensive background in off-roading, his upbringing in Myrtle Beach, and the life lessons learned from farming. Curtis shares his journey from growing up in the mud to becoming a skilled mechanic and business owner in the off-road industry. The conversation touches on the importance of hands-on experience, the simplicity of mechanical systems, and the nostalgia of early vehicles, all while highlighting the joys and challenges of off-roading. In this conversation, Curtis FBK shares the journey of establishing Farm Boy Customs, detailing the challenges and successes of running a family-oriented automotive business. He discusses the importance of community involvement, the evolution of his business from a small startup to a recognized name in the industry, and the significance of quality control and customer care in maintaining a successful operation. Curtis also highlights the role of his family in the business and the passion that drives him to continue despite the challenges. In this conversation, Curtis FBK shares insights on navigating personal and professional relationships, finding and training talent in the off-road industry, and balancing work with family life. He emphasizes the importance of listening to advice, being humble, and not letting negativity affect one's confidence. Curtis also discusses the challenges of choosing the right suspension for vehicles and his future aspirations for FBK Off-Road, including potential expansions and new services.