Specialty Cars Video
See the craftsmanship, expertise, and passion behind our most memorable automotive projects.
Projects Worth Sharing
Every so often, we have a project that we believe is video-worthy. It will probably have something to do with an engine brought to life.
From restoration challenges to race preparation and specialty vehicle work, these projects showcase the experience and dedication that goes into every vehicle we service.
Featured Automotive Projects
Ferrari 330 GTC
In this video, we have a ’67 Ferrari 330 GTC that was clearly an abandoned restoration attempt. The previous owner purchased the Ferrari 18 years ago and took it apart for paint. That’s pretty much where he left off.
The current owner asked us to see if we could get it running again and begin the reassembly task.
This video shows Sean Sheridan and Dan Guedes firing it up after a few days of preparation. As you will see, it ran, but understandably, it was really rough.
It runs so much better after a thorough carburetor rebuild and a tune-up.
Ducati 750 SS “Greenframe”
The 750 SS is perhaps the holy grail of Ducati motorcycles. Built in limited numbers—around 400—and originally sold to experienced racers, they rarely come to market.
One of our customers has owned this Greenframe for the past 14 years. It had not been on the road or started during his ownership.
Our job was to get it running and find a buyer. We did both in record time.
Sean started it using just starter fluid for the initial run to determine if everything inside the motor was in good order. Within a few days, he was doing laps around the building.
1956 Maserati 200i
One of our clients entrusted us with race-preparing his spectacular ’56 Maserati 200i.
He had a few complaints about how it was driving and asked us to take a closer look. This is a client who loves to drive his cars. In fact, it arrived at our shop on the road and in the rain. Our hats are off to him.
Our senior technician, Sean Sheridan, dove right in, addressing rear bearings, u-joints, and a host of other issues, large and small.
One good catch was an oil hose ready to burst. Thanks, Sean.
We filmed the first drive after weeks of preparation. Sean, wearing a hat to cover the damage caused by a mountain bike race crash, and young Dan with a fire extinguisher had an exciting ride and came back with smiles from ear to ear.