Owner Dick Williams established Poli-Form Industries in 1968. Dick began working with fiberglass in 1948 as a hobby. His first project was to fill the roof on his first car, a ‘33 Chevy coupe.

Dick continued working with "glass", building car bodies, boats and a variety of products. He repaired all kinds of things and continued to learn about the materials and the process of tool and die making for fiberglass products.

He left the Aerospace Engineering Industry in the late sixties to start the company. Some of the early products were gear case covers, tanks, ambulance bodies, auto styling kits, airplane parts, agricultural and architectural components.

Being a lifelong Hot Rodder, Dick started the Hot Rod division in 1972, providing high quality products. The company now builds over 500 quality fenders and components for ‘26 to ‘37 Fords and ‘29-‘36 Chevrolets. Also in the product line are ten Ford bodies. A 1915 Roadster, 1919 Morten Brett Indy Speedster, ‘27 Roadster Standard and stretched, ‘27 Touring, ‘27 Tubster (two door Phaeton), ‘27 Roadster standard and stretched modified, ‘29 Roadster and ‘34 Three window Coupe.

Dick and the crew do a lot of testing to make sure the product is worthy of the Poli -Form name and believe they are the only company that has "drop tested " their car bodies. In November 1998 Dick was awarded the Street Rod Marketing Alliance (a SEMA division) recognition award, for appreciation and recognition of significant contributions to the growth and popularity of the street rod industry. Dick also received the Dry Lakes Racing Hall of Fame, Lifetime Achievement Honor for Manufacturer of the year in 2004 in recognition of many racing achievements and contributions to Dry Lake racing.

In addition to the Vintage and Street Rod Parts, the company continues to manufacture many other products on contract.