What"s going on with all the classic car restorations here at Restore Cars? 

Oh my! This shop is cooller than Willy Wonka's place.

Love it!!! True pros!!! I wish to work for you guys! Love how the place is so clean!

Amazing shop there, really impressive setup.

what a super guy and a great workshop only in the USA

Thank you Mark. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your videos. A real history lesson from our automotive heritage. When you said the clean room, you meant to say the whole shop facility. Thanks for a great video. Take care.

Incredible cleanliness. A pure pleasure to watch. Thank you

A mechanic's Disneyland.

You should be 3D scanning all these cars, the parts as they are available, for future reference and mold design.

a shop where dreams becomes reality !!!! a very nice shop an two aspects brings me confidence, the work organisation and the cleaniness of all departments

I'm a little embarrassed that your garage is cleaner than my kitchen.

Excellent video, looking forward to more! It was nice to see the humble Model A's among the fancy cars. (I have a '29)

Absolutely amazing! I wish I had the talent & patience it takes to restore old "items", it's so satisfying when it's done.

Wish I knew how to do body work..... We have a few Model T, A, 40s, 50s Fords and Studebakers laying around. While they are blue collar cars I still think their styling is great. Great show BTW I just discovered this and will be sharing with my Dad who is also a Classic auto enthusiast. We currently own a perfect 1932 Chevrolet sedan restored by my Great late Uncle Joe.

It must be wonderful to go to work every day, all those historic cars, nice shop, good working environment and quality machines to do the work.

very enjoyable to watch shop tour!

I've worked in car restoration, but not to this level! I have had the pleasure (no sarcasm, it was a privilege) to work on a restored 31 cadillac V12 roadster which had multiple issues with running and braking and was able to fix pretty much all of it to the point the care was not only drivable, but reliable. learned a lot about how companies designed ignition, charging and braking systems on that one. Great video, such a wonderful shop, thanks for making this!

Wow,got to be the cleanest automobile facility on God's green earth,thanks for the tour !

my full respect!

THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO I HAVE SEEN. I HAVE NEVER EVER SEEN A VIDEO WITH THAT LEVEL, A WORKSHOP FULL OF WORKS WELL DONE, A WORKSHOP THAT IS COMPARABLE WITH AN OPERATING ROOM. SPECTACULAR. EVERYTHING ORGANIZED, EVERYTHING CLEAN, EVERYTHING ORDERED, IS THE SKY OF WORKSHOPS HERE, ON EARTH.

This place needs its own reality TV show. Just gorgeous! :)

Just when I think the tour is wrapping up he shows yet ANOTHER beautiful machine being restored. What an outfit! Saying these guys know what they're doing is an understatement. Thanks for the tour.

Every now and again I watch this video. I am fascinated by the amount of work you have going on, as well as the technical expertise at your disposal. Makes me wish I had the $$$$ to purchase on of your restored Auburn Boat Tails...or a Packard or two!

Just amazed at the knowledge and talent. My dad would eat this up if still with us. Born in 1922 he saw so much of this development, well at least the post 1935 or so. Now I know why he talked fondly of this era. He only owned the common man cars of course but he knew of these cars.

Amazing shop and projects , I Love it . I work at the San Diego Air and Space Museum but I would much rather work at Your shop . Airplanes are cool but I am a car guy at heart . Thanks for all Your great videos .

This is the cleanest shop I've seen. Very impressive. 1910 is a Hemi-who would've thought? Would love to see and hear some dyno runs on these great engines.

That's the largest collection of old engines in work I've ever seen. Great to get the old girls back on the road!

That 34 Cadillac 355D (looks to be a 128" wb) town car brings back a few memories from the one I restored in the early 90's, it was quite the job to find some pieces like original tail lenses but was a nice car once finished.

the people who work here must be outstanding, just from what we can see . love to see this place humming with activity

Subscribed.

As a Model A Ford owner - '29 Phaeton - I would very much like to see and hear more about the overhead cam/valve head mentioned at the beginning of the video.

Fantastic shop. I'm amazed at the projects you are currently working on.

I laid out in the ice & snow, FREEZING & SOAKING WET all day & night until 10pm rebuilding the front suspension & wheel bearings & hubs on my car. Then I see this dream shop! Honestly, today, I would of settled for a carport! Maybe 1 day I can build my own garage, HOPEFULLY!!!??? THIS SHOP IS SPECTACULAR! KILLER CONTENT!

What a wonderful shop to keep the relatively few remaining historic cars in tip top shape and drivable!! Do you give tours of this facility?

Imagine what the customers must be paying.

man how do you stay focused?

That's got to be the cleanest all around Auto Body Shop I've ever seen! Shows a lot of pride in their work.

I have already subscribed to this, and am glad I have. You look like you really enjoy your business, and have a lot to look forward to in the years to come. I cannot imagine ever leaving this business, were it mine. You are clearly a devotee of restoring old classic cars,& I can see how you have retained customers over the decades. Looks like a fun occupation, with great attention to detail and authenticity. Perhaps some day I will come visit your business. Thanks for the tours!

When I win the powerball I know who will get all my car restoration business! Now to talk you into A motorcycle resto department!! Good luck in your future projects!

Incredible collection of cars, shop like a surgical center in a hospital. Amazing. Beyond amazing.

Wow! Very nice shop. I just stumbled upon your channel.

absolutely great , these cars found the place they deserve to be . fabulous to see all these amazing cars in all there parts and what incredible work being done thanks

Craig Auckram Great Viewing, Old Spanner man, love your work nice to see a clean shop and all the hard work that really make me happy to see

Awesome - love your vids!!! I have learned so much in no time. THANK YOU!!!

I wish someone would gift me a 1964 Cheverolet Impala SS. Thats all I want, nicley restored of course. Thats all I want.

so how do you keep Jay Leno out of your shop every day?

Really enjoyed the tour. Excellent work.

what an incredible operation. it must have taken years to develop a reputation to get that much top quality work.

Goes to show you can learn something new every day, consider me taught.

You must be a millionaire to afford all those machines, half the cars you are doing are your own cars so......Jay Leno much?

Incredible old world craftsmanship!! Love love love this place. Race car shop, I used to work at, was this clean and organized. Where's it at???

Wonderful facility, great engines and cars. Can you tell me if the 1935 Packard Super Eight engine has been modified or did they come with a cam belt rather than a chain in that year?

If I recollect correctly, you said in this or one of your videos that you were going to put new innards in the third member. Is that sort of thing allowed in the antique restoration field? What sort of modifications and or upgrades are allowed so as not to be knocked points in a show judging? Keep up the nice work, it is appreciated. JIM

Wow! Cleaner than a paper hanger. Your business model probably just as clean. Beautiful and important work. Thanks for the tour.

I absolutely love your shop! Your meticulous attention to detail, professionalism, even cleanliness is superb. Very glad to be a subscriber!

I just found your channel.......all I can say is WOW. Glad there are folks like you to preserve this stuff.

That looks like a dream job for a car guy who loves the classics. When I was a teenager I almost bought a Model A Roadster. I wish I had bought it, but it was in pieces and I didn't have a garage.

I thank u for the video,so interesting,dream shop,surgical clean,the engines and the body restorations,super,super,super,

Thank You....

What I want to know is how you got cameras past Saint Peter. That's how clean I want my shop in the next life. That's just how I always imagined it would be. 👏 👌😉

Wow, amazing place and what a nice guy!

Just an incredible shop! Thanks for the tour

Hey ,it's August 2019;where are you ? You are sorely missed.

Cord rat rod it seems a bit shame to do but it would be better than spare parts source.

needs a vid to show how he keeps it so clean and cleans parts. a huge job and expense if you do it with any kind of enviromental care, I used to tell my Dad when he had his shop, I'm not a mechanic I'm a parts cleaner, truth is inspection while cleaning usually tells wear patterns and if you need machining or not.

What an amazing display of organization, the "Garage Rehab" show would have no work here.

ITS AN HONOR TO WORK IN SUCH SHOP.

Some amazing old classics and engineering marvel's. I wonder how much square footage your facilities cover and number of employees to be working on so many projects. Nice to see this walk through.

Paint, water or solvent based ? Thanks for the tour, ya got a Motor City boy drooling !

I am willing to give you 3,000 for that Cord .

I think its amazing that he knows so much about all the different engines, A very smart guy.

I,ve been in a lot of shops and yours just blows them all into the weeds. Fantastic range of equipment and real nice to see all those fabulous cars being restored.

WOW...How did you get your start into this. Incredible

This was the most incredible tour of anything I have ever seen. It's not a shop. It's a lab.

My grandfather owned a 1930 Lincoln v12 he said top speed is 80 mph

THAT MAN HAS THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLD!!! RESTORING BRILLIANT ART; ENGINEERING; DESIGN; AND A WONDERFUL PIECE OF HISTORY SHOWING WHEN THE US WAS A REAL FREE AND UNENCOMBERED AUTO BUILDERS WITH NO RESTRAINT ON EMISSIONS OR SAFETY RESTRICTIONS. SUCH AS BUZZERS GOING OFF TO DRIVE YOU NUTS. I GREW UP IN THE LATE 30'S40S NEXT DOOR TO A FUNERAL HOME THAT OWNED TWIN 1937 PACKARD'S.ONE A LIMOUSINE V12 AND A HENNY PACKARD V12 HEARSE. THE LIMO ALSO DOUBLED AS AN AMBULANCE WHICH HAD A SIREN AND USED TO TRANS PORT MENTALLY CHALLENGED PATIENTS TO THE ASYLUM.I SNUCK INTO THE GARAGE ONE DAY AND CLIMBED INTO THE LIMO/AMBULANCE /THEY SAW ME DO IT AND AS I WAS SITTING IN THE DRIVERS SEAT THEY SET OF THE ALARM SCARED ME TO DEATH AND ISTARTED TO CRY WHALING AWAY WITH THE SIREN. ONE DAY THEY WERE GETTING READY FOR A FUNERAL AND TOLD ME TO GET IN THE LIMO AS THEY HAD TO GAS IT UP AND GOT A RIDE FOR A MILE OR SO AND BACK. LUXURY AT ITS BEST AS THE FLOOR WAS INLAID WITH 8 IN. OF MARBLE TO ADD WEIGH SO AS TO MAKE IT RIDE SMOOTH.

Wow never knew half of those engines existed, great work and workshop

Fantastic shop and workmanship! Thanks for sharing.

Just awesome !!!!

This is an impressive operation. It is one of few that does every aspect of the vehicle under one roof.

amazing cars there!wow

I can’t imagine he cost of doing things right I’ll bet one of these engine rebuilds cost 100k easy

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Unbelievable shop. Must be somewhat of a hobby business. Can you really get enough for your work to pay for that fantastic facility and your first rate equipment? Not to mention how you find enough competent people to do work at that level.

Love how organized buildings are . That says volumes about how you approach each project.

so clean,,, you have to be good,,,

👍👌👏😊❤️ Thanks for this video

By the way this is a great video and I am amazed at the work you do.

All those projects, how many staff is working on all this?

I love your shop. I wish i could work there.

i'm suspicious of any shop that clean...

Where are the Workers ? Do you work alone ??

DOHC head for a Model A or B block. Same DOHC setup as a Model J Deusenberg. No surprise there, all the high performance guys back then knew each other, knew what worked, and knew what each was doing.

That Cord with the straps would be a great Bonneville speed car project. Make it Rear Wheel Drive on a custom frame. RCR Nascar 900 h.p. carbed engine. Boogie Boogie Boogie!

THANKS FOR SHARING WOW THE CRAFTSMANSHIP

Love your projects and skills! I have an old fuel pump I was hoping you could identify. How can I send you pictures?

Absolutely brilliant,a big boys [girls too] toy box ,and thank you for no annoying background "music" ,maybe a little quiet jazz ?

Perfection at its finest !

Where I worked just about everyone was sloppy and careless, but everyone of them would want this guy working on their car, complete hypocrisy.

The 1935 Packard super 8 uses a timing belt? Is that original?? Would change the history of cog belts if true!

Highly impressive workshop, floors one can eat off. This should be an example to workshops with filty oily floors where one literally has to change shoes before getting into one's car. If done regularly, it really doesn't take much effort to keep a workshop and the floors clean.