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rebuilding car body

From finding the perfect hot rod or luxury vehicle, to restoring every part of it from the inside out, it's important to take care of each step with the utmost skill.  Classic Luxury & Rods has the reputation & expertise that you need to restore your vehicle to be an incredible work of art.  Take a look at each step & what it takes to make it go from a good find to a valued treasure.

Step by Step Car Restoration

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Stripping the Vehicle Down

The first step in classic car restoration is to strip the car down to the bare frame. This allows us to assess the damage and wear and tear.

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Structural Damage Repair

Structural damage to a classic car can be caused by rust or bent metal.  Repairing may include welding, sanding, & other metalworking techniques.

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Bodywork

Restoring damaged or missing body panels, bumpers, and trim is a key part of restoration. This includes sourcing and repairing parts and ensuring a seamless fit.

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Engine Rebuild

Overhauling the engine, transmission, and other mechanical components is the most complex and time-consuming part of restoring a classic car. It can involve rebuilding the engine, replacing worn parts, tuning components, and overhauling or replacing suspension, brake, and electrical systems.

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Interior Restoration

Restoring a classic car's interior is a lot of work, including replacing or repairing seats, headliner, carpet, and door panels. Upholstery is often done by hand, using traditional techniques and materials such as horsehair, leather, and hand-stitching.

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Paint

Painting the vehicle is one of the most important final steps in the restoration process. The primer, sanding, and painting create the smooth, glossy finish that gives the vehicle its polished look.

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