Frequently Asked Questions

What years do you service?

While we primarily focus on 1986 and prior, we’re always open to unique builds that tell a story. Contact us to discuss possibilities for vehicles newer than 1986.

Do you only restore to factory specifications? or do you also do modern upgrades? (aka restomod)

When it comes to safety and security, we’re happy to upgrade items on your car. This includes services such as adding power steering, upgrading brake systems, and more. Our goal is for you to be able to enjoy your classic car without the stress and hassle of feeling like you’re stuck in a time warp.

Now what about restomods? Let’s sit down and discuss what you’d like to have done. More than likely we can determine a plan of action that suits all parties involved.

Want us to cut into a dash to insert a newer audio control center? We may try to steer you towards maintaining the integrity of the era but at the end of the day - we’re a custom shop.

So in other words… Ask away! You never know what our in-house mad scientist may conjure up to achieve your automotive dreams.

does riding in style come naturally?

When you’ve had work done by us? Yes.

What’s the shop address?

In an effort to be respectful of our neighbors, we carefully monitor the flow of vehicles in and out of the shop. We also don’t want anybody’s car to be left outside to fend for itself against the Texas sun and unpredictable weather. We believe classic cars are pieces of art and history and we treat them as such.

With this being said, we will provide the shop address upon appointment confirmation. This helps to ensure we only have the vehicle on premises during servicing.

Do you store vehicles after service completion?

Due to our limited space we can’t store vehicles for extended periods of time. If you aren’t able to pick-up your vehicle upon service completion please give us a call. Otherwise, we charge a daily storage fee.

What do you not you do?

Right now we don’t offer full-scale body paint jobs. We’re happy to paint smaller pieces such as engines or other components but don’t have the current space for full-scale paint. However, it’s only a matter of time! We’re always looking for ways to improve and expand our repertoire.