Restorations and more

While maintaining and repairing cars is our main goal, for a select few we offer much more!

The first project on this page: 1965 Mustang.

Intended goal:

302 smallblock - modifications to be determined

AOD overdrive transmission

Front suspension Shelby Drop for handling - done

8.8 inch rear axle with disc brakes - done

Front disc brake conversion - done

Build and install subframe connectors - done

Otherwise, stock.

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time! Follow along as we attack this beast with a nibble here and a nibble there! Click on any image to see the full size.





It looks minor, but check the next frame.	This is what happens when Bondo is used to patch rust. Not good!	A proper repair involves cutting out the old metal and welding in new ...
...careful grinding...	...and prime for paint. Next?




A bit of rust in the floors.
	The wheel is in horrible condition. Salvageable? We'll find out soon!
Now we'll install an 8.8 in the rear. Click for details.
	Stay tuned! Much more to come as this is just getting started. Feel free to contact us regarding anything you see. We're always happy to answer questions.

Next up is one that's been hanging around for a while. Up for display is a 1969 Chevelle powered by a 350 small block as the owner isn't as much of a hotrodder.
		First off, the front drum brakes are history.


Saving the original A/C seemed like a good idea - it was trashed, though, inside and out.



	Once again, more to come as it happens. Due to our priorities of keeping customers on the road, these restorations are done in our spare time. Feel free to contact us regarding anything you see. We're always happy to answer questions.

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