Classic Car Restoration Workshops

Workshop covers mechanical systems, electrical wiring, and bodywork specific to American vintage cars from the 1950s to 1970s. Duration is 8 sessions of 3 hours each over 4 weeks. Includes hands-on restoration exercises, parts identification, and historical reference materials. Participants work on project cars with expert supervision.

Includes: step-by-step mechanical repair, electrical system diagnostics, rust treatment, and paint restoration techniques. Workshop groups limited to 6 participants.

Workshop focuses on European classic cars from 1950s to 1980s, covering engine tuning, chassis repair, and original parts refurbishment. Duration is 10 sessions of 2.5 hours each over 5 weeks. Includes detailed study of European design differences and preservation methods. Participants have access to period-specific tools and manuals.

Includes: engine rebuilding, brake system restoration, interior refurbishment, and sourcing of authentic European parts. Group size capped at 5 participants for detailed attention.

Workshop integrates restoration techniques applicable to both American and European vintage vehicles. Duration is 6 sessions of 4 hours each over 3 weeks. Covers comparative mechanical systems, preservation standards, and workshop safety protocols. Suitable for participants with prior automotive experience.

Includes: mechanical diagnostics, corrosion control, paint matching, and historical vehicle documentation. Group size limited to 8 participants.

Class dedicated to engine disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and reassembly for vintage engines. Duration is 5 sessions of 3 hours each over 2 weeks. Focuses on engines common in American and European classic cars. Includes practical exercises and reference materials.

Includes: torque specifications, gasket replacement, timing adjustments, and troubleshooting. Class size limited to 4 participants for detailed guidance.

Workshop covers metalwork techniques for rust removal, panel replacement, and surface preparation. Duration is 7 sessions of 3 hours each over 3.5 weeks. Emphasizes safety measures and use of restoration-grade materials. Participants practice on donor panels and project vehicles.

Includes: welding basics, filler application, sanding, and primer application. Workshop groups limited to 5 participants.

Class addresses wiring harness repair, lighting systems, and electrical component testing for vintage cars. Duration is 4 sessions of 3 hours each over 2 weeks. Covers differences between American and European electrical layouts. Includes hands-on diagnostics using multimeters.

Includes: circuit tracing, fuse replacement, battery maintenance, and switch repair. Class size limited to 6 participants.

Class covers techniques for repairing and replacing upholstery, dashboard components, and interior trim. Duration is 5 sessions of 3 hours each over 2.5 weeks. Focuses on materials used in vintage American and European cars. Includes hands-on projects and tool usage.

Includes: fabric selection, sewing techniques, foam replacement, and trim repair. Class size limited to 6 participants.

Workshop focuses on color matching, paint application, and finishing techniques for classic vehicles. Duration is 6 sessions of 3 hours each over 3 weeks. Includes study of paint types used historically in American and European cars. Participants practice on panels and trim pieces.

Includes: color analysis, spray gun handling, clear coat application, and polishing. Group size limited to 5 participants.

Seminar provides guidance on locating authentic parts, understanding vehicle documentation, and managing restoration records. Duration is 2 sessions of 2 hours each over 1 week. Covers databases, supplier networks, and archival research methods.

Includes: parts catalog navigation, vendor evaluation, and documentation standards. Seminar limited to 10 participants.