Classic Recreations

"Awesome experience, if I could handle Texas weather I would have asked for a job."

"There are not enough stars in the Universe for Classic Recreations! Your build changed my life. I remain the very proud owner of #59. I will never ever sell it. The car invites so much attention and conversation, it's overwhelming. I entered two car shows - I it Won Best in Show AND Best in Class - twice!"

"I took my classic car to Classic Recreations for a pinion seal replacement. As a new customer I requested a quote and tour of the facility. Tracy (Supervisor) happily provided a tour on the spot and a very reasonable quote. I made an appointment, brought my car and they did a fantastic job on the pinion seal replacement. I definitely would recommend Classic Recreations for your classic car repair and maintenance issues. Thanks Classic Recreations!"

"I own their 67' Highland Green 900S know as Harvey. This shop is top quality and the Service Manager and Technicians are straight up front. I recommend this shop to everyone I speak to. If you want your car completed first time this is your shop. Thank you,"

"My brother and I are looking for a place to take our 71 Buick GS350 convertible and turn it into something that'll rock, motor, suspension, brakes and whatever else it takes. Since I have previously toured the location in Yukon OK (in pursuit of purchasing a classic Mustang) I thought I should tour the facility in Garland TX which I did this past Wednesday. I met the team that runs the place and those that would be involved in the GS transformation. I am totally pleased. The place is clean and everyone was willing to help. I am very comfortable with these guys handling the transformation however since my father liked my younger brother better (I can only assume this since I don't own the GS and my younger brother does), my brother will have to be satisfied since he is paying the bill. Mondays during this process with be a highly anticipated day since that is the day email goes out to my brother and I with a status report on the cars progress, I like that. As a former business person, my attitude was always to communicate in writing. There is an old saying that goes like this "the faintest of ink is better than the fondest of memories". Which leaves no room for forgetfulness on either parties side. And since my brother lives in Florida, I will have to be his point-man here and visit the facility on a regular basis (maybe every other day until they throw me out). Now I wish my brother would get his you know what in gear and pull the trigger on this transformation and let the fun begin!!!"