Our classic car restomod projects

Explore our portfolio of completed restomod builds. Each project represents hundreds of hours of precision craftsmanship, modern engineering, and attention to detail.

Corvette restomod expertise

Corvettes represent the pinnacle of American sports car design, and they're our specialty. From C1 roadsters to C3 Stingrays, we understand the unique challenges of working with fiberglass bodies, independent rear suspensions, and the iconic styling that makes each generation special.

Our Corvette restomods blend period-correct aesthetics with modern LS or LT powertrains, upgraded suspension geometry, and contemporary braking systems. The result is a vehicle that honors Corvette heritage while delivering 21st-century performance and reliability.

Every build is documented with detailed photos and specifications. We work closely with clients nationwide to ensure the final product exceeds expectations.

Modern upgrades for classic cars

We integrate contemporary technology while preserving the character that makes classic cars special

Modern Drivetrains

LS3, LS7, LT1, and LT4 engine swaps paired with Tremec 5-speed or 6-speed transmissions deliver reliable power and modern drivability.

Performance Suspension

Coilover conversions, tubular control arms, and modern geometry transform handling from vintage to contemporary sports car dynamics.

Upgraded Braking

Wilwood, Baer, and Brembo big brake kits with hydro-boost systems provide confident stopping power for modern traffic.

Modern Comforts

Vintage Air climate control, Dakota Digital instrumentation, custom leather interiors, and modern audio systems.

Featured restomod portfolio

Each project represents our commitment to quality craftsmanship and modern performance. Click any image to view full project details.

1970 Chevelle SS Pro-Touring

LS3 6.2L V8, Tremec T56 6-speed, Wilwood brakes, Detroit Speed suspension

Blue Chevelle Restomod

LS3 engine swap, coilover suspension, Wilwood brakes, custom interior

Restored Corvette

Frame-off restoration with modern driveline and suspension geometry

C2 Corvette Black Edition

LT4 supercharged V8, modern chassis upgrades, carbon fiber accents

1967 Corvette Convertible

Numbers-matching 427 rebuild, modern cooling, upgraded electrical system

Camaro Z28 Restomod

LS3 swap, 4-link rear suspension, Vintage Air A/C, Dakota Digital gauges

C3 Pro-Touring Build

Complete frame-off restoration with modern driveline and suspension geometry

1963 Split-Window Coupe

Concours-level restoration with subtle modern upgrades for drivability

Custom Fabrication Project

Bespoke chassis modifications, custom exhaust, hand-formed body panels

High-Performance Build

Dyno-tuned for 547hp, upgraded cooling, modern fuel system

LS-Swapped Classic

LS376 crate engine, 4L80E transmission, complete wiring harness

Contemporary Classic Build

Modern EFI, overdrive transmission, power steering, A/C

Restomod projects FAQ

What makes a restomod different from a restoration?
A traditional restoration aims to return a vehicle to factory-original condition with period-correct parts. A restomod preserves the classic exterior styling while upgrading mechanical components with modern technology. This includes fuel-injected engines, overdrive transmissions, improved suspension, disc brakes, and contemporary comfort features like air conditioning and power steering.
Can you build a restomod with my existing car?
Yes, we work with customer-supplied vehicles in various conditions. Whether your car is a running driver needing upgrades or a project requiring complete restoration, we assess the starting point and develop a build plan that fits your budget and goals. We coordinate nationwide transport to our facility.
What Corvette models do you specialize in?
We have extensive experience with all Corvette generations, particularly C1 (1953-1962), C2 (1963-1967), and C3 (1968-1982) models. These generations are ideal restomod candidates, combining iconic styling with modern performance potential. We understand the unique challenges of fiberglass bodywork and Corvette-specific chassis modifications.
How much horsepower can a restomod engine produce?
Modern LS and LT engines offer a wide power range. A mild LS3 build produces 430-480hp, while an LS7 delivers 505-550hp. Supercharged LT4 engines can exceed 650hp. We match engine selection to your driving goals, chassis capabilities, and budget. All builds include proper cooling, fuel delivery, and tuning for reliable performance.