Exclusive Services

Classics, hotrods, muscle and vintage vehicles require expert technicians who know how to provide maintenance, service and repairs to these unique rides. Our techs are taught that every vehicle that comes into our shop is a individual vehicle like none other and each requires individual care and focus.  Services include but not limited to oil changes, brake repairs, tune ups, fuses, light bulbs, cleaning, and detailing.

Fuel Conversion: Converting from a carbureted fuel system to electronic fuel injection improves the performance and driveability of any classic vehicle. EFI differs from carburetion in that the engine control unit optimizes the air/fuel ratio so the engine performs at its best at all times. (throttle-body injection, multiport fuel injection, stack systems, application-specific systems, and special application systems).
Ignition Conversion: conversion to electronic ignition by removing the old points and installing a new magnetic pickup in the distributor. 

Electrical problems are common issues faced by owners of classic and vintage cars and trucks. Wiring can become brittle, tore, broken, tattered and distroyed by vermen. The best and most cost effective solution is replacement of the entire wiring harness. 

Hide-a-way or tucked wiring requires that wiring and those electrical bits underneath your hood be relocated and hidden from sight. Our expert techs are more sophisticated so connnections are de-pin tfrom their connectors and replaced longer, splice-free sections. 

Our experts label every connector and every wire before disconnecting a thing to avoid mixing everything up. A great deal of planning for the routing of that harness inside that frame rail is prepred and followed. This provides our clients with a clean shaved show worth engine bay.

Vintage Air and Heat 

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A lot goes into the installation process we follow to assure that performance, aesthetics, and ease of installation are accomplished. Simply following directions provided by the manufacturer does not assure that the customer will be happy with their project. Our technicians plan the air conditioning installation as early as possible during the development phase of the project, to make sure that the right unit is chosen. Because there are many factors that go into making each air conditioning installation different, including, but not limited to:

1. Type of vehicle/engine and location of engine.

 2. Type of air conditioning equipment use.

3. Owner’s preferences.

Our technicians take the time to design, choose and install only the best Vintage Air systems.

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It is very important that the mounting location of the evaporator unit is determined in part by the space available for the hose routing, and that components used in the hose routing process (bulkhead plates, fittings and grommets, etc.) are carefully determined.  

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Our technicians are experienced with the installation instructions and are familiar with all the parts and illustrations before starting the project. The installation of this unit varies, depending upon to the body manufacturer or modifications to the original body. Time is taken to double check before drilling or cutting. Details to assure that any holes in the firewall and floor are filled and sealed.

Our Vintage air conditioning kit takes about 16 to 18 hours to install this does include any fabrications that might be needed during the process.

Every paint and body project is different. We take the time to meet with you and discuss all the available options so you can make the best decision for your particular situation. 

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From the simple clean up to the complete custom build, our experts are here to provide the best services available to you. We use the highest quality products and paint available to fit any budget.

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Planning is key when designing your project needs. Knowing our client's budgetary restrains (if any), and end expectations allow us to put together a plan that works and provides our clients with value and benefit.

“Metal fabrication” unlike what most people believe is the ability to create products or structures by cutting, bending, and/or assembling metal material.

We provide our customers the value-added process  of putting together actual products or structures from metal raw material, that cannot be bought through traditional parts suppliers.

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Our three phase process: 1) design, where shop drawings are created to the intended measurements; 2) fabrication, which involves the aforementioned cutting, bending, and/or assembling; and finally, 3) installation, where the end product or structure is put together (either partially or fully).

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Metal fabrication may be accomplished with a range of raw materials that may include plate metal, expanded metal, welding wires and rods, and cast metal. In a nutshell, fabrication is a critical step in creating any sort of finished metal part or structure.

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