From a 1/20th scale model and a damaged original fibreglass nose, this replica body was fabricated to look as close to the original car as we
could possibly make it
The steel chassis was TIG welded, templates were made using the model for sizes, and the Aluminium hand rolled into the shapes ne...
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A small job bought in by another company for us to make the double curved tail section that is so identifiable with this model.
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A magnificent and very desirable car in for recommissioning after not being used for a few years.
Now back and being enjoyed by its owner.
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A rare and unusual Ferrari 308 GTS fitted with a transverse V12 Engine.
This extremely powerful car has been with us whilst we sorted some electrical gremlins and paintwork problems.
Recently delivered to the Silverstone Auctions for sale.
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This is very rare and built by the Swallow Company in 1935.
It’s a beautiful example of the opulence that some had the good fortune to experience.
The “SS” suffix was abandoned after the Second Word War, to become Jaguar.
This fantastic example is a regular visitor here and one that we maintain f...
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Requiring a complete body rebuild this car underwent a methodical and fastidious rebuild.
To the fantastic condition shown here.
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This Plus 8 Morgan has been subjected to some very poor repairs in the past and was sent to us by the legal team of a popular Insurance Company to sort out.
A pleasure to have been of service.
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A very special MGA built to exacting standards for a very good customer
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This fabulous Rolls Royce was built under licence in America and the Coachwork was made by Brewster of New York.
We completely rebuilt this vehicle over a two year period for a very fastidious Scandinavian owner.
A truly wonderful project to be involved in.
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A complete new Ash frame with Aluminium Skin completed October 2015
Built alongside another “Flat packed” for the owners home assembly
Complete with opening Brass windscreen
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