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Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale · Jan 2027A first-of-its-kind build
Mission Restored
Veterans restoring a classic American muscle car — together — then auctioning it on the world's biggest collector-car stage. Every dollar drives the next warrior home.
A retired Delta Force veteran. A 1971 Camaro SS. A car that sat untouched for more than two decades — set aside when its owner, Dave Boesch, chose a different kind of mission.
Now that Camaro is being brought back to life. At their ranch in Arkansas, Dave, his wife LeAnn, and a brotherhood of veterans and first responders are restoring it for auction at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale in January 2027. Every dollar raised goes directly to Victory Heights — funding programs for healing, resilience, and suicide prevention.
Rebuild the car. Auction the car. Use every dollar to restore lives.
Dave & the ’71 Camaro SS
’71Chevrolet
Camaro
Camaro
Frame-off restorationBarrett-Jackson Scottsdale100% proceeds → VHF
From teardown to triumph
An evergreen engine — every build funds the next.
- 1999
The Car
Dave buys a 1971 Camaro SS in Dallas, Oregon, meaning to restore it. Then 9/11 comes, and he answers a different call.
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Two Decades Parked
Fifteen years of service, a medical retirement, and a long road home. The Camaro sits untouched in a family garage.
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The Build
At their ranch in Arkansas, Dave, LeAnn, and a brotherhood of veterans and first responders take it to bare metal — and put it back together.
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Filmed by ZULU Garage
Every step documented, where car enthusiasts and patriots meet. Ad and video revenue goes straight to the foundation — so a like, a comment, or a subscribe funds the mission too.
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Goal: Barrett-Jackson · Jan 2027
The Camaro crosses the block at Scottsdale, and 100% of what it brings funds resilience programs for those who serve.
About Dave
Dave Boesch
Dave Boesch is a retired Delta Force operator and lifelong car enthusiast. He bought the '71 Camaro before the military — then 9/11 changed everything. After decades of service, loss, and transition, Dave found a new mission: helping others who serve our country and communities find healing and purpose.
Zulu Garage
The brand behind the build
ZULU Garage is the brand behind the mission — where car enthusiasts and patriots meet. ZULU Garage documents the '71 Camaro restoration and tells the story of fellowship, purpose, and human connection, wrapped into a mission.
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