Volkswagen

We are currently working to bring this amazing 1957 Oval Window Volkswagen Bug back to its original glory. We plan to use this vehicle as a show car and as an example to showcase our quality of work. This car will be on display in June at the Woodburn Volkswagen Show in Oregon. 

This Double Cab came from a couple in Montana who dearly loved the Bus. They were very sad to see it go, but it was the right decision as the Bus was only rotting into the ground. We will bring the Bus back to it's previous glory. After we performed all the metal work and the Bus was heading for bodywork and paint we had an interested client who purchased the Double Cab and is having us finish the restoration. 

This Bus is a special one because of the fact that it was featured on the TV show "American Pickers" in the June 25th 2012 "Love Em and Leave Em" episode. We had already started to strip it down and perform the metal work when a good customer of ours just had to have it. We will be starting up on the project once again. 

1963 Volkswagen 15 Window Walk-thru Deluxe Microbus. This Bus has a great story...there was a lead given to us that there was a Bus sitting in a backyard in Washington. Not wanting to miss out on getting another Bus we got to work. Two of our friends were close by in a neighboring city and were kind enough to go down and check it out. Sure enough, there was a beautiful 15 Window Deluxe sitting in a field. After a pair of 6 hour one way trips back and forth with a truck and trailer we finally got the owners to let loose of the Bus so we could restore it and return it to the open road. 

Here is a Volkswagen 21 Window Deluxe Microbus that we found in the state of Washington and completed a high end turnkey restoration. 

We performed a Gold Package restoration for our client on their Camper Bus. The entire restoration took 3 months from the day it arrived until it was driving out of the shop. What a great build!!!

This Bus found a great customer who loves it just the way it is and he asked us to do the metal restoration which we had already started. With our client wanting to keep the Bus in a patina style we decided to sandblast the underside, engine, cargo and front floor areas, as well as about 14 inches up the Bus. Then we could see where all the rust was and could order the replacement metal. Once we are done with the metal repair, we will then match the paint from the top half of the Bus to the bottom. This is going to be a fun build, we can't wait to see it finished. 

We did not have to go far for this Bus as it was right in our back yard. We purchased it from a couple that traveled around the US in it and from the looks of the Bus they had a great time. As always the Bus had a good amount of rust so we decided to get it blasted to see where the rust was hiding. Once we did that we got to work to get the rust out and the new metal in. After completing the rust repair the Bus sat until it was purchased by a gentleman overseas who plans to do the body work and paint once he receives the it.  

Here is a local Bus that we found and thought was a really solid Bus.  The plan was to block sand it out and lay down a new paint job. After sanding the Bus down we found a lot of rust that we had to take care of...it quickly turned into a complete restoration.