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Veterans rebuild a classic car — and, along the way, themselves. Sponsored by Vitanya, with all proceeds going to the Victory Heights Foundation.
Retired Delta Force
A retired Delta Force veteran. A 1971 Camaro SS. A family garage in Dallas, Oregon. A car in need of a restoration that sat untouched for more than two decades — set aside when its owner Dave Boesch chose a different kind of mission.
Dave bought the ’71 Camaro before the military — then 9/11 changed everything. After decades of service, loss, and transition, he found a new mission: helping others who serve our country and communities find healing and purpose.
Now the car 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.
Victory Heights was started for the fight that begins once the deployment ends — the mental battle veterans and first responders carry home. Every dollar the Camaro raises goes to the foundation, funding access to programs for healing, resilience, and suicide prevention for veterans, active-duty military, law enforcement, and first responders.
Follow the build, and give where it lands: help more people get what Dave got.
Rebuild the car. Auction the car. Every dollar is used to restore lives.
ZULU Garage is the brand behind the mission, sitting at the intersection 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.
