Volkswagen

This bus just arrived at our shop. It is from a new customer who had it at another shop and had a bad experience. It is stories you hear all the time. Client takes it to a restoration shop, the vehicle never gets worked on, and they ask for money. After two years you finally decide your DONE and you pull the project! I feel really bad for the clients when I hear these stories. Look forward to turning the experience from terrible to excellent.  

This 1956 Coral Red Oval bug is finished and heading back home to the (I hope to be proud) owner of this incredible oval bug. As we heard more and more stories of their adventures from this being his car in high school to going on their first date with his wife in this exact bug, to their kids growing up riding in the back. To him having to remove the passenger seat and sit in the back seat because he broke his leg but still had to go to work. Amazing we were able to be a part in this build and we are very sad it is leaving our shop.

Here is a true time capsule with the customers bus sitting his barn for 30+ years. We got the call to do a survivor restoration and came out great. Can't wait until he gets it on the road completely reassembled. 

This came out beautiful. With a slight custom suspension, with an upgrade to disc brakes. Also a complete interior dynomat that really cut the noise from the upgraded motor that really moves up those hills when you need :) Stock 15 inch rims with some white wall tires. 

A nice Westfalia subhatch bus that has seen to many bad restorations. With rust everywhere we will do the rust repair the right way. 

We are excited to start on this project. With is being a 1956 it was made in the Wolfsburg location. We love pressbumper buses. We will be doing a turnkey restoration. 

Just in is a 1960 Double Cab pickup. Customer did most of the metal work and wants us to finish up the rear bed area then contiune into body work and paint.