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Projects
1960 Chrysler 300F Convertible
Read this car's story
For all of you that have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of our latest project, I'm pleased to inform you that the 300F arrived safely from New York on April 4,2008. I apologize we haven't updated our website yet however we've been busy giving the 300 a thorough going over. So far it looks like a great canidate for another one of our concours quality restorations.
Before I go any further I would like to take a moment to introduce our newest customer, Robert Blake from Garden City, New York. Like many of us Robert has had a love affair with old cars since he was a child. Recently Robert shared his story with me about how his involvement with old cars,the 300F in particular, began. Now I would like to share his story with you and I think you'll find that many of you can relate to his experience. Please use the link above and enjoy!
1960 Daimler SP250
For those of you that have followed our resorations over the years are going to get a kick out of our next project.Remember now, this is our first non-Mopar resoration in almost 10 years(last was a 1957 Buick stationwagon).So the story goes....Gene Knutson(Director of Operations for the Iola Old Car Show)and his wife Kim have been threatening to have us restore their "little girl" for years.Now they have new motivation,The Iola Old Car Show 2009 will be featuring "Imports and Independents",so you'll be able to see this little beauty on display as one of the feature cars for Iola '09.You will see we've gotten a good jump start on the project,however we will be stopping progress until mid-fall '08 as this is a filler project between our major resorations. Thanks for looking, Jerry Kopecky
1958 Desoto Firesweep Convertible
You just have to check out our latest project.This super rare "Spring Addition" Desoto warranted a frame off, rotisserie,every nut and bolt restoration.After investing over 2000 hours, this beauty is ready to be one of the feature cars at Barrett-Jackson Auction on Jan.19th 2008(Lot#1252).So before this Firesweep goes on the block take a look and see what it takes to make these finned mopars better than when they were new.
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