David Labrava Net Worth

David Labrava is an accomplished actor, writer, director, and glass artist. He has been in the Hollywood industry for many years, starting as a camera operator for the Zalman King Company and later starring in the series Whiplash ZK. He was hired to be the Technical Advisor for Sons of Anarchy and was cast as "Happy" in the show. He also created a show with FX and is currently editing a documentary he filmed about one of the larger MC's. Additionally, he writes a column in a national Hot Rod Magazine and is a five diploma Harley Davidson Mechanic. He also owns a tattoo shop in Northern California called Evil Ink Tattoo. In his free time, he builds Hot Rod cars and bikes and rides his motorcycle daily.
David Labrava is a member of Actor

Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it?	Actor, Writer, Director
Birth Day	October 19, 1962
Age	61 YEARS OLD
Residence	Oakland, California
Occupation	Actor, glassblower, writer, tattoo artist, member of the Hells Angels
Known for	Happy Lowman on Sons of Anarchy

💰 Net worth: $4 Million (2024)

David Labrava, a multi-talented individual, has seen great success throughout his career. As an accomplished actor, writer, and director, Labrava has established himself as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. With his immense talent and diverse skill set, Labrava's net worth is projected to reach an impressive $4 million by 2024. Born in 1962, Labrava has undoubtedly honed his craft over the years, captivating audiences with his performances and captivating storytelling. With his continued dedication and contributions to the entertainment world, Labrava's success is only expected to grow.

Biography/Timeline

2001

Labrava writes a column in the national hot rod magazine, 'Ol Skool Rodz, called "Burnin' Rubber with Jimmy Carbone". He is credited as Dave "D.L." Labrava. Before that he used to write for the Horse Motorcycle magazine and built a bike that made the cover in March 2001.

2008

Labrava was hired to be the Technical Advisor for Sons of Anarchy and then was cast as Happy; he was with the show since its inception in 2008 to its finale in 2014. He also co-wrote Season 4 Episode 10, titled "Hands", the only episode in seven seasons that ever won an award, an honorable mention from Time Magazine.