New job in the shop!
How Precision Car Restoration starts a new job in the shop
At Precision Car Restoration, a new restoration job begins with an inspection before any estimate. The shop’s inspections typically last four to five days, and Precision Car Restoration does not make estimates unless it is confident in them. The shop also lets every client know that each restoration will present additional issues that cannot be identified until the project is underway. Rust deterioration under the paint is a common example, because it cannot be detected until the car has been completely disassembled and the paint stripped to bare metal. Precision Car Restoration’s advice is to choose a shop that provides a detailed estimate and keeps the owner posted on developments.
What a complete classic car restoration covers
A complete restoration of a classic car addresses every aspect of its appearance and performance. Precision Car Restoration’s guide to the restoration process lists bodywork, the paint job, the interior and mechanical performance, with customization as an optional step. No two restorations are exactly the same. Every owner also has to choose how the car should be restored. Traditionalists aim for authenticity with only original parts, while other enthusiasts love modern engines and aftermarket parts in the body of a classic car. Precision Car Restoration sees no right or wrong answer; the choice comes down to what the owner wants from the project.
Mechanical restoration work at Precision Car Restoration
Precision Car Restoration has the skills and resources to complete virtually every type of mechanical repair a classic car could need, from tune-up or transmission rebuild to fuel tank cleaning, A/C installation and engine swaps. An engine swap can make sense when a classic engine is damaged beyond repair, or when repairs would cost more than a replacement, although a swap changes the nature of the vehicle. Many engine rebuilds are done to restore a classic car to its previous condition; in a true rebuild, the engine is disassembled and its parts rebuilt to factory specifications. Precision Car Restoration is always happy to talk with customers about their classic cars.
