Our Work Speaks Louder Than We Do

This 911 spent two decades in a barn before the owner decided it was time. We're talking complete disassembly - every bolt, every wire, every piece of trim. Body came off the pan, floors were replaced, all the typical rust spots fixed properly.

Engine got a full rebuild to stock specs because the customer wanted it authentic. New pistons, cylinders, the whole nine yards. Trans was surprisingly good, just needed fresh synchros. Suspension was all new, brakes upgraded to S spec.

Paint is correct Irish Green with the factory pinstripe. Interior is all original-style materials - Pepita inserts in the seats, correct square-weave carpets. Even found NOS door panels. Took us about a year but it was worth every hour.

The S54 is a fantastic engine but they need attention around 100k miles. This one was there and the owner wanted it bulletproof for track days. Pulled the motor, went through everything with a fine-tooth comb.

New bearings, ARP rod bolts, upgraded oil pump, individual throttle body refresh. Added a bit more aggressive cam timing and a proper exhaust - nothing crazy, just letting it breathe right. Custom tune on the dyno brought it to about 365hp at the wheels.

Engine bay got detailed while we were in there because why not. It's a track car but that doesn't mean it can't look good. Owner's been beating on it every other weekend and it's been rock solid.

Factory AMG exhaust is fine but this customer wanted something special. Not obnoxious, just... better. So we built a complete system from the headers back in 304 stainless.

Hand-bent all the piping, TIG-welded every joint. Custom mufflers sized specifically for the V8's characteristics - deep rumble at idle, aggressive but not annoying at full throttle. X-pipe in the middle for better flow and that proper AMG bark.

Tips are polished stainless, mounted flush with the bumper. Looks OEM+ if that makes sense. Customer says it's exactly what he wanted and honestly, we're pretty proud of how this one turned out. Sounds mean.