Glenn Larsen

Glenn Larsen, the owner of Foothill Auto Service, was raised around cars. His father worked on them in the garage after hours and eventually opened his own garage behind a gas station. Glenn’s dad’s auto repair business was built on a reputation of honesty, integrity, and quality auto repairs and withstood the test of time. Glenn grew up in the garage learning the ins and outs of auto repair at a young age. After college and playing basketball on a scholarship, Glenn turned back to wrenching on cars as an ASE-Certified technician at the gas station while rubbing elbows with the Hollywood movie stars that would fuel up at the station.

KEN STETSON

Ken Stetson discovered his love for cars when he was 16 years old. He was drawn to muscle cars and their popularity on the street. His focus and determination were curated during his time in the Air Force guarding nuclear missiles. Ken’s favorite car is a 1972 Mustang Mach 1 – Flat black for the color, of course.

SCOTT TURBEVILLE

Scott Turbeville has been a part of Foothill for close to a decade. Coming from a family of mechanics, his natural ability shines when taking apart and bringing back together anything from cars, clocks, appliances, or furniture. His first job was working in his parents’ restaurant as a short-order cook—Scott’s first car was a 1969 Pontiac Firebird, which he has rebuilt many times over the years. Scott prefers to work on unaltered vehicles because modifications incur mystery problems. A favorite memory Scott has from Foothills bloopers includes the time when they found a rat hiding in one of the cars; as a team, they corralled it chasing it out of the shop together.

BILL MOYER

Bill started out his automotive career by working at a gas station in Cupertino, performing routine services such as oil and lube back in high school. In the ’80s, Bill got into drag racing, starting with a 70 Dodge Challenger, moving into a Dodge Dart and a Nova. Eventually, he took a job working with a crew, traveling the states, driving the big rig to events, racing, ordering parts, wrenching, booking hotels, the works! Bill’s brother worked with the Coast Guard, and Bill was lucky enough to have access to full repair bays, so he and his brother took his first car, a 57 Chevy truck, and rebuilt the engine to get it on the road.

Cody Cook



Cody’s passion for cars began at age 12, working alongside his dad on a bright red '67 Chevelle inherited from his grandfather and fully rebuilt over the years. Cody drives his own classic—a 1966 silver El Camino named "Laretta" after Loretta Lynn. With a background in Business Administration from Saddleback College, Cody combines his automotive expertise with a love for adventure, spending his free time hiking and camping near the beach or in the Ortega mountains.

Byron Pierce

Bryon combines his off-road expertise and love for coffee at Foothill Auto Service. A fan of lifted Toyota trucks since age 11, he drives a Luna Rock Green Tacoma, nicknamed 'Luna' by his daughter. Before the automotive industry, Bryon spent nearly a decade with the National Specialty Coffee Association, mastering manual brewing and savoring Guatemalan coffee. His dream car? A bold 1970 GTO Judge in Judge Orange. Off-duty, he enjoys trail riding, shooting sports, and snowboarding at Big Bear. Known for his quick wit, Bryon’s one-liners keep the team smiling every day here at Foothill Auto Service!

Clinton Shultz

Clinton’s love for cars began young, watching his dad work on black Trans Ams and Camaros. Now a Service Advisor at Foothill Auto Service, he brings experience from his Nissan dealership days. His dream car? A white 2016 Porsche 911 GT3. Clinton’s BMW M3 and Acura are tuned for track days, and he loves modifying his cars—especially if they’re white. A fan of car meets and racing, he thrives in Foothill’s close-knit, supportive team, always helping clients enjoy their cars to the fullest.

HECTOR MARTINEZ

Hector Martinez is a loyal member of the Foothill Auto Service family now for six years and counting. He found his love for cars while vacationing in Mexico as a young child. At the age of 10. Hector took a tour of his uncle’s car shop, and he was hooked! He recalls his uncle giving him a carburetor to take apart, clean, and put back together, and the rule was “no extra parts.” Hector fell in love with this project, even though it took him three days to get it right. He loves working on cars; his favorite part of the job is diagnostics and repair. Hector drives a 2003 Chevy Blazer named Kayhene; in Spanish, this translates to “Badass Chevy”! If his wife let him, you would catch Hector riding around in a Ferrari or a Diablo. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer with his buddies.