Z Car Restoration Blog

So when we last posted, this 1982 Nissan 280ZX Turbo was almost finished.  It had a beautiful new coat of paint, new AC system, newly rebuilt fuel system and much more.  So we just had a few more finishing touches to address…namely the Interior.

Our grey Turbo project is coming along nicely. Body work is done and a fresh coat of paint and clear have been polished to mirror finish. The original turbo wheels were refinished to match the paint quality...

While showcasing some of our restoration projects, in the background, you may have noticed a red convertible, specifically, a 1956 Mercedes 190SL.  This particular gem...

A few months ago, another 1983 280ZX came our way that looked very similar to the one we recently completed.  What we had was an original owner, 1983 280ZX Turbo coupe, automatic with 55,000 original miles. It was all complete and had not been on the road for 10+ years. Luckily, the car was stored in an enclosed garage, away from the elements. 

With the new year giving us all a fresh start, we wanted to take a moment to ponder the crazy year we all know as “2020”.  A lot went on in our busy Restoration shop, much more that we had the time or energy to post about.  So while we brought you some in depth information on a few of our projects, many more beauties left our building quietly.  We thought we would touch on just a few of those.

Over the years, we have had the pleasure of working on many different vehicles, with many different dreams in mind.  From OEM Restorations to completely Custom designs, we have done it all.  Our projects range is size and scope, all unique in their own right.  But every once in a while, we come across...