From a Triumph GT6 to American classics, English sport cars and French luxury cars. Today I have over ten years of experience in the restoration of classic cars. Repairing cars has been a passion of mine since I was very young. It all started in a corner of my parents’ barn many years ago. In that barn I tried to discover the secrets of my first moped by taking it apart, and re-assembling it. I realized after doing so, that the corner of the barn wasn’t big enough anymore, so the whole barn was renovated. That is where I started my first “company” at the age of 15, by repairing and refurbishing mopeds and motorcycles for friends and neighbors. Like most boys at the age of eighteen, my attention shifted slowly from motorbikes to cars. When my father-in-law started restoring a Triumph TR3a, it activated my interest in classic cars and their restoration. It soon became clear that the body work of a car is a difficult job and that a good craftsman these days is hard to find. After the purchase of a ‘bad’ Triumph GT6 I began with my first real restoration. After working on the Triumph GT6, and having two intensive and instructive apprenticeships with a well-known restoration company, I had the chance to start my own company. It was a choice between completing the technical school or taking advantage of this opportunity. I chose the latter. So then, at the age of 20, in July 2002, I started selling parts for classic cars and restoring them too. Now over a decade, and dozens of restored classic cars later, our workshop is thriving with restoration projects, maintenance and repairs of classic cars. Do not hesitate to contact us to discuss the possibilities for your own classic car or maybe your classic car in the future.