In this episode of Big Spring Issues, host Scott Emerson visits with Jean Hector of Circle H Auto Sales to talk about classic cars, restoration work, and the growing automotive business he’s built just outside Big Spring in Coahoma. Jean shares how his shop has become more than a car lot—offering restoration, mechanical work, custom interiors, upholstery, and full classic car builds for enthusiasts who want to bring their dream vehicles back to life.
The conversation also highlights the strong community spirit of Big Spring. Jean discusses his involvement in Payday Big Spring, a unique local giving program where members contribute monthly funds that go directly to people in need within the community. The discussion reflects how local generosity and neighbor-helping-neighbor values continue to shape the town.
From stories about drag racing and classic car culture to the importance of community support, this episode blends automotive passion with heartfelt appreciation for the people who make Big Spring a special place to live.
Key Discussion Points:
• How Payday Big Spring works and the impact it has already made in helping local residents in need
• The services offered by Circle H Auto Sales, including classic car restoration, upholstery, and mechanical work
• The growing interest in classic vehicles and modern upgrades like fuel injection and resto-mods
• Big Spring’s deep racing and car culture history tied to Webb Air Force Base and local events
• Jean Hector’s reflections on the generosity and community spirit of Big Spring residents
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