Where is Orange County Choppers shop?

Newburgh
Orange County Choppers (OCC) is a world famous custom and production motorcycle manufacturer based in Newburgh, NY that was founded in 1999 by Paul Teutul, Sr.

What happened to Orange County Choppers shop?

In late 2020, Senior announced that the longtime NY-based custom motorcycle company will move to the sunshine state of Florida. The OCC Roadhouse And Museum will display about 15 of Paul’s most iconic motorcycle builds for patrons to view.

Is OCC still open in NY?

Paul Sr. has finally revealed why Orange County Choppers is closing its New York headquarters and moving to Florida. The state-of-the-art building would become the Orange County Choppers’ base of operations and a mecca for motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world. …

How is Paul Teutul Sr doing?

Teutul Sr. has managed to keep his company alive, having contracted a new team to aid his passion for making bikes. In late 2020, Senior announced that the longtime NY-based custom motorcycle company would move to The Sunshine State of Florida.

What is Mikey Teutul doing now?

The entrepreneur currently works as the assistant general manager and runs the Facebook page for OCC. He’s also the founder of FarQueue Products LLC, which offers consumers a variety of different homemade pasta sauces. Looks like Paul Jr., who went and built his own business, Paul Jr.

What happened to Paul Teutul Senior?

Is Vinny and Paul Jr still friends?

Gone are the TV cameras and lights for a while for Vinnie DiMartino. The V-Force Customs sign has come down from the building on Route 17K in Rock Tavern and has been replaced with one that reads “DiMartino Motorsports.” While DiMartino is still friends with Paul Teutul Jr.

Does Orange County Choppers still exist?

The series moved to Discovery Channel’s sister channel TLC in 2007. Following cancellation of the Discovery series, the company was also featured on Orange County Choppers on the CMT network in 2013. Orange County Choppers returned to Discovery Channel in March 2018.