All Classic Car Service

Well, it finally happened. We moved in to the new shop! Tom and I first walked into this building a little over two years ago. A lot of you know all the speed bumps we encountered from the stories I’ve told you. Thankfully it’s almost over and we will be back up and running to 100% very soon.
Our new location is…
3510 Ball Ground Hwy
Suite 2000
Canton, Ga 30114

April 21st will be a very special day. We look forward to seeing everyone gathered for such a great cause, plus you will get to see some amazing cars.

I want to know where they went to school.

If anyone has purchased two seats for a C3 Corvette from Daniel Paul formally of Legacy Auto Tops & Trim within the last 12 months, please let us know. You unknowingly purchased stolen property.
They were purchased and scheduled to be repaired by Danny, he never fulfilled his end of the deal. Now our customer is without seats for her car, and our business is out $950.00 (cost of seats and materials). The owner of the car knows the whole situation and even reached out to him. Danny told her he would mail her the seats, that never happened. He also took a deposit from another customer ($200) to repair her seat, and never even started the job.
I have all the text conversations, check number and invoices so there is no speculation here. Share this post to help prevent this from happening to someone else.

‘67 ‘68 ‘69

“They do move in herds”

Corvette Red is definitely a thing.

What's better than a 68' Camaro?
Two 68' Camaro's

This Camaro is back on the road and better than ever.

Getting some “Old Schools” ready for the holiday weekend.

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All Classic Car Service Posted on Apr 5, 2022All Classic Car Service1970 Dodge ChallengerWe had the pleasure of working on a very clean Dodge Challenger this past month. Chrysler knocked this Muscle Car out of the park - hence the reintroduction of the new Challenger in 2008.This Challenger came from the factory with a 440...

Not a bad collection

Finally wrapped up this beautiful 1970 Chevelle rebuild.

Mixing things up this week.

When a real car pulls up…

Two more knocked out and back on the road.

Dearborn vs. Flint 1957

Not a bad combination

Our initial portion is complete, now it’s off to the body shop.

That’s a Bingo!

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You can always fit one more.