“Someday” finally arrived. Restoration is about a dream, a future, possibility, a hope and in some instances the realization. This 1972 muscle project arrived as a stock malibu with dreams of becoming much more. Since this client was young, his someday dream was to one day own a custom 1972 Chevelle muscle car. This Chevelle “Someday” project features a custom-built performance chassis, a hand-built GM LS9 high performance engine supercharged pushed by the first at the time 6L80e transmission, features a reimagined pro touring custom interior with customs inside and out and the oversized custom Forgiato wheels. Someday is a build story about realizing now is the only time promised. And it is that realization and fact that drives us all to do the things that we are passionate about and that make us feel alive.

From New Car Dealer to Collecting Classic Cars. This project was commissioned by a Texas OEM dealer as a centerpiece of his newly developed personal car collection. After 50 years of selling Chevrolet, Buick, and Chrysler to name a few, this automotive expert chose our company to commission this one-of-a-kind Convertible Camaro. Safety was the focus on the build plan so a fuel injected engine was chosen, latest disc brakes front and rear, and a Tesla inspired electrical braking master cylinder and booster to ensure modern stopping power.  When building a vehicle for a highly knowledgeable car owner, transparency and technique are essential to success. This Custom Camaro was delivered in about 14 months.

Double Nickle Ranch Project - Restoration has a way of merging yesterday and today. The owner of this project shares he remembers a time when he did not have two nickels to rub together to make, but by God’s grace life has changed. So this is a car that on the one hand has no expense spared, but on the other hand a really practical build approach. The car arrived as a “restoration rescue” with what was believed to be a completed chassis and completed metal work… The rescue turned into a complete restoration to ensure quality. Chassis features bags and Ford 9 inch, engine compartment featured the latest “retro” performance advancements, goal of the interior was modern-classical elegance but the paint scheme was over the top ppg vibrancy collection to ensure that one of a kind appearance.  It was our pleasure to deliver this project to the picturesque  double Nickle Ranch. Funny story, the client drove the car to church one day and everyone came out to see the car, so the Pastor stated, “please don’t bring that car back to church… so I can have a congregation”. 

Dreams do come true - we all have a recurring car dream waiting to be manifested.  The ideal restoration candidate was located.  The vehicle began as a survivor project with great aspirations for restoration. A survivor car is a classic vehicle that has been preserved in its original condition, with little to no alterations since it was built. Survivor cars are rare and can be difficult to find because of the natural wear and tear that occurs over time. This 1972 Corvette survivor received a full nuts and bolts restoration completed and delivered in about 14 months from day 1 to delivery with all work performed in-house.

"Baby" is a movie star clone for a wonderful couple in California. The car driven by Dean Winchester in the TV show Supernatural is a 1967 Chevrolet Impala nicknamed "Baby". The Impala is a classic American muscle car with a black exterior, chrome accents, and a fastback roof. It's a prominent feature in the show, serving as a sanctuary for the Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean, and a place to store their supernatural weapons.