Full and Partial Restoration
What’s covered in a full restoration?
A full restoration can cover disassembly, rust repair, bodywork, paint, mechanical systems, interior, trim, electrical work, and final assembly. Each project is assessed individually so the scope matches the car and your goals.
What is a partial restoration?
A partial restoration focuses on the areas that need attention most, such as rust repair, paint, mechanical work, interior refurbishment, or electrical upgrades. This approach can preserve sound original work while improving safety, appearance, and reliability.
Can you restore any classic car?
Every vehicle is reviewed before work begins. The car’s condition, parts availability, originality, intended use, and restoration goals all help determine the best plan for a successful result.
How long does a restoration take?
Timelines vary based on the vehicle’s condition, project scope, parts availability, and finish level. After an initial inspection, we can outline the recommended stages and provide a more realistic project schedule.
How do you begin a restoration project?
Start by contacting us to discuss the car, your goals, and the work you have in mind. We can arrange an assessment, review the vehicle’s condition, and develop a clear restoration plan.
How do you keep customers updated?
Clear communication is part of every project. We discuss findings, recommendations, progress, and any changes to the agreed scope so you can make informed decisions throughout the restoration.