Carriage House Automotive Restorations

09/26/2026

1968 Bronco Restoration is also going through body work quickly. We are staying true to the original, sort of, with this build for a family of great people. We will share more on the story behind this beauty as November approaches. Stay Tuned!

09/26/2026

1936 Ford Coupe Hot Rod - Bodywork is moving along quickly. This beauty will look stunning in black.

09/26/2026

Finally! The paint booth nightmare has ended. 15 months of insurance claims, arguments, contractor walk throughs, forensic engineering company battles, sub-insurance issues, demolition of the old booth, and finally construction of this new booth has ended in a great result.

The new Garmat Frontier booth is installed and operational! We have several cars backed up waiting to get through this new facility.

09/11/2026

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day Weekend!

08/20/2026

The 74 Econoline Van portholes are completed! Custom 3D printed portholes to fit those van sides perfectly and the tinted glass is by Glass Guy Chicago! Applying a touch of technology to an old school van.

08/20/2026

The 1967 Jeepster needed a convertible top part that had cracked and failed during top adjustment. We used the original part (black), temporarily repaired it and 3D scanned it to produce the plastic test piece (blue). Once the plastic was fit to the assembly, the file was then 3D printed using stainless steel powdered metal. The final product was flawless. Plus, for anyone in need of the main pivot joints for the 1967 Jeepster Convertible top, give us a call!

08/15/2026

This Hemi should be just enough for this 69 GTX. The engine makes the car looks small and that blower makes that elephant look small. Time to cut the hood!

08/07/2026

We are hiring! Top pay, medical, dental, vision, 401k and great people to work with. Give us a call to learn more.

07/27/2026

Even the badge has to look right, or we can’t let it leave. This 74 VW Bug is just groovy!!