New Year, New Challenges

Happy New Year, everyone! Well the owner of the brand new 1967 Mustang GT (just completed at Boot Hill), Mr. Chris Jewitt from Burlington, took delivery of his new car on Christmas eve. It was like Santa's sleigh had arrived at the house when we backed the trailer in the driveway. Lots of wide eyes and jumping up & down when the 427 was fired up and then parked in the garage.

Now that the holiday season if over, we're tempted to bunker down for another long central Ontario winter. Please keep in mind that we are here to help you get that little foothold you may need to keep you project rolling. I'm sure many of you are assessing what's important in these changing times, and one may be to resolve to finish your long term project car this year. Converting it to a real, hard asset. We provide frame sand blasting, epoxy primer, and then chassis assembly or interior assembly or just correcting annoying mechanical or electrical issues that need to be resolved. We realize many of us enjoy doing as much work as we can on our cars , that's why we offer restoration services in stages. It's allowed many of our customers the affordability of high quality workmanship in smaller doses. It's a great starting point, or the finishing touches to your car, that you built ! We will be offering specials throughout the winter on complete body media blast and primer services. Check our Specials further in our web site or call us for a quote.

New to our gallery is another 1957 Chev, equipped with a crate 572 and Tremec 5 speed with Air Ride. This one's a sedan Belair done in a beautiful copper metallic. Also, soon to appear in our gallery, will be updated shots of our '70 Challenger project. These photos and videos will include the 'Lambo doors' in action AND our digital paint station, while we select our paint scheme ! In the upcoming issues of our blog, you will find tech articles, written by our craftsmen, on topics of interest that may assist you on your project. If you have a topic you'd like us to cover, write a comment to us through our blog comment section and "Ask Us..." KEEP THE GARAGE WARM, AND KEEP AT IT ! "

John Inglis
Shop Manager