Complete Restoration and Rebuilding

Preserving History, Piece by Piece

Restoring with a Purpose

At Vintage Automotion, we believe restoration is more than a process — it’s a responsibility. Every antique we restore represents a piece of history, craftsmanship, and character worth preserving. From frame to finish, we approach each project with precision, patience, and respect for originality. Whether it’s a full concours-level restoration or a faithful revival of a family heirloom, our mission is the same: to bring the soul of your car back to life.

Restoring an antique automobile means more than making it shine — it’s about honoring the engineering and artistry that defined its era. Our team rebuilds each component with care, maintaining as much of the original material as possible. The goal isn’t just perfection — it’s authenticity. Every line, finish, and detail is recreated as it was intended, ensuring your car remains a living tribute to its time.

Complete Restorations
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Our Process

Thorough evaluation, photographs, and condition reports.

1: Inspection & Documentation

Every component removed, cataloged, and assessed.

2: Disassembly

Original parts restored whenever possible; custom components made when necessary.

3. Repair & Fabrication

Paint, chrome, and interior materials finished to factory or concours standards.

4. Finishing & Detailing

Road-tested, tuned, and verified for performance and reliability.

5. Testing & Final Adjustments

Before & After

1931 Franklin Speedster

1937 Packard Super Eight

1928 Chevrolet National

With decades of hands-on experience in antique car restoration, we understand the nuances of early automotive design — from hand-formed fenders to mechanical brake systems. Each project is guided by respect for the car’s lineage and by a dedication to craftsmanship rarely seen today. When you trust your restoration to us, you’re not just investing in a vehicle’s future — you’re ensuring its story continues for generations to come.

Ready to bring your antique back to life?