The electrical system on any and every classic car is absolutely crucial for the well being and longevity of the car, so we at Bridge Classic Cars have got an incredibly experienced and talented group of in-house Auto Electrical Technicians who can help.
With years, if not decades, of experience in the art of auto electrical wiring, our in-house team here at Bridge Classic Cars can tackle any task needed on the safe and efficient wiring of your treasured classic. From a simple wiring fix, to a bespoke one-off loom for your car. Bridge Classic Cars is here to help.
Using the best quality wire and connectors, our team have access to original wiring diagrams as well as drawing on their years of experience to trouble shoot or investigate any wiring issue that may arise in the ownership of a classic or collectable car and then resolve the issue in the safest and most sympathetic manner.
If you have got any issues regarding the electrics in your vehicle, then our team are the safe hands that your car needs to get it running and working just right so you can focus on enjoying it.
Our Auto Electrical services include:
Adam, one of our amazing paint and body technicians, has been working his way round and polishing up the freshly paint and cured 1955 Aston Martin DB2/4 Drophead Coupe. Having cured over the weekend in the heat, the team could begin the gentle and careful process of bringing the paintwork to a mirror finish.
For many years, Bridge Classic Cars has provided an Auction Representation service. Working with our network of successful auction houses, we manage the entire process of buying and selling vehicles on behalf of our customers, making sure their vehicles are presented at their absolute best, to the right audience, at the right auction. Recently, Gordon […]
The Bridge Classic Cars restoration team have started to dig into the running gear of the 2000 Peugeot 306 which has been in long terms storage to bring the car back to life. The brake system (calipers, carriers, etc) have all been removed from the car to then be sandblasted and then headed over to […]