The Duesenberg "Duesy" has been called the King Of Classics, Americas Mightiest Motor Car, and The Pursuit of Perfection. It is the ultimate from the golden age of motoring. Brothers, Fredrick and August Duesenberg's company in Auburn, Indiana b...

In 2011 we completed restoration of this Pierce in its original shade of blue to world-class standards. This extremely rare twelve-cylinder convertible is one of three that were built and stands among royalty of American built automobiles. The c...

Cesare Isotta and Vincenzo Fraschini started building cars in 1899 in Italy. They concentrated on luxury cars after World War I. This car was built in 1925, and it is a two-seat boattail with a tiny cockpit in the tail for a third person. Th...

Edsel's Sport Phaeton · How do you put a price tag on something like this. · A true one of a kind car. · Built by the most famous car builder of all time. · It was lost for three quarters of a century. · A chance discovery in a barn that ...

In 2011 we restored this legendary Rolls to world class show standards for a well known collector who knows his Rolls, he is a Judge for Rolls Royce at the world famous Pebble Beach Concourse De Elegance, "the worlds greatest car show". The Phant...

1927 Pierce Arrow series 36 two-passenger coupe with a body built by Judkins. In 2005 we restored this beautiful vehicle to world-class standards. It went straight out of our shop to the National meeting of the Pierce Arrow Society and was aw...

In 1995 we restored this car to the highest level of perfection with the intent that the car would be displayed at the most prestigious shows. The owner later became the U.S. ambassador to Belgium. This was one of his favorite cars so he took it...

Restored to world-class standards in 1997, this is one of 5 built with the 452 cubic inch V16 that produced 185 horse power. It weighed 6100 lbs. and cost $8150.00 when it was new. The body was built by Fleetwood and it represents one of the lar...

Restored to world class standards in 1998, this was Lincoln's largest engine, a V12 with 448 c.i. and 150 h.p. This is one of 37 that were built and believed to be one of 6 that survive today. This model is considered to be the pinnacle of classi...

In 1998 we restored this Lincoln to world class standards. This is one of only two built sometimes referred to as the "Razor Edge Brougham". It's distinctive styling was reminiscent of the horse drawn coach era with separate chauffeur and passen...

In 2008 this very rare classic was in for minor body repairs to retain its world class status.

1928 Bently (4.5 liter) Speedster In 2009 this very rare classic was in for minor body repairs to retain its world class status.

1919 Dorris Truck This 1919 Dorris truck began as a 6-80 touring car and was later converted to a truck. It was used for many years by the Debrecht market and grocery store in St. Louis. The truck has a six-cylinder engine and 80 horsepower and...

Roy M. Meisenhelder's Sheet Metal, Auto and Body Works, based in York, PA, was in business from 1919 through 1924. They were primarily a coachbuilder and did body repairs. They produced four cars based on the Paige chassis. This is the only known ...

E.L. Cord orchestrated the creation of the most revolutionary car of its day. Engineered with an electric-vacuum shift transmission, front wheel drive, and a 280 cubic inch Lycoming built L head V8. There were also supercharged models produced t...

The Duesenberg "Duesy" has been called the King Of Classics, Americas Mightiest Motor Car and The Pursuit of Perfection. It is the ultimate from the golden age of motoring. Brothers, Fredrick and August Duesenberg's company in Auburn, Indiana buil...

This beautiful 1913 Packard came to us for upholstery work in 2012.