Sue’s career in auto upholstery began after she reupholstered a 1968 Ford Gran Torino that belonged to her husband. Business did well enough for Sue to set up her own store called ASM Auto Upholstery in Dallas, Texas, in 1990. Surprisingly enough, Sue is still a business owner, and a successful one at that.
While it appears that her wit and personality on “Fast N’ Loud” got the audience’s attention, Sue has not been hurting for clients since her departure from the show. Case in point: Sue expanded her ASM Auto Upholstery store from a 1,000-square-foot garage to an 8,800-square-foot space. She runs a tight ship and has employed nine people, too.
Her dedication and love for the job seem to have paid off because Sue now has clients from all around the world. In her free time, the Upholstery Queen enjoys working for the ASPCA and checking out car shows. Her business also maintains an active social media presence, allowing her to connect with a broader audience.
