Ted Moser, owner and founder of Picture Car Warehouse, chose Lincoln Electric to provide the welding equipment and consumables to restore and fabricate muscle cars used during the filming of the upcoming motion picture Drive.

Lincoln Electric has teamed up with Picture Car Warehouse to serve as the exclusive welding supplier for the car-heist motion picture, Drive, produced by OddLot Entertainment. Starring Ryan Gosling, the indie film, which premiers Sept. 16, features vehicle-destructing car chases.

Picture Car Warehouse owner and founder Ted Moser chose Lincoln Electric to provide the welding equipment and consumables to restore and fabricate muscle cars used during filming.

Lincoln Electric equipment has a history of appearing in Hollywood motion pictures. The company’s products also have appeared in Ironman, Ironman 2 and, most recently, The Green Hornet.

For the film Drive, Lincoln Electric outfitted the Picture Car Warehouse fabrication crew’s garage with the latest welding and fabricating tools, including Precision TIG and POWER MIG welders, along with VIKING auto-darkening welding helmets and Red Line welding apparel.

Headquartered in Northridge, Calif., Picture Car Warehouse is Hollywood's go-to supplier for contemporary, vintage, specialty and custom vehicles used in television commercials, shows and movies, with an inventory of hundreds of vehicles.

For more information about Picture Car Warehouse, visit www.picturecarwarehouse.net.

Check out Drive on the movie’s website at www.oddlotentertainment.com.

The Lincoln Electric Co., headquartered in Cleveland, is a leader in the design, development and manufacture of arc welding products, robotic arc welding systems, welding fume control systems, plasma and oxyfuel cutting equipment and has a leading global position in the brazing and soldering alloys market.