Historic Motor Sports

Historic Motor Sports is not a repair shop. During the course of a typical restoration a vehicle will be in the shop for several months and at this time will require a great deal of space. Frequently there is not space to perform routine repairs and maintenance on drivable vehicles so customers are referred to excellent classic car repair shops.

What we do...
•	work estimates written with complete break down of itemized tasks, labor, parts, materials and sub-contracted costs (i.e. chrome plating or machining)
•	occasion travel to see and discuss your vehicle restoration
•	trailer pick-up and delivery is available for a small fee

Daily activities include...
•	disassembly
•	cleaning and sandblasting of parts
•	engine rebuild
•	rebuild or replacement of brake components
•	rebuild or replacement of clutch components
•	repair or replacement of wiring
•	weld in rust repair panels
•	all panel fitting and body work
•	priming and painting parts and hidden body areas such as engine compartment, trunk, door jams, interior

Sub-Contracted elements...
•	large part sand blasting
•	chrome plating
•	transmission rebuilding
•	instrument rebuilding
•	machining
•	custom exhaust fabrication
•	exterior finish
•	some headliner and custom upholstery work
•	alternator and starter rebuilds
•	frame alignment

Shop Rates...
The current shop rate is $60.00 an hour. Estimates are written to help determine a time and cost associated with the different stages of restoration. Final billing is based on actual time spent working on your vehicle including parts, shipping costs, sub-contracting costs and tax.

Storage...
Frequently vehicles undergoing restoration need to be placed in storage for a month or two to allow the owner to recover from the financial burn rate of the project. If space allows your vehicle can remain in the climate controlled storage area for $125.00 a month for a car and $65.00 a month for a motorcycle.