Restoration

It’s the finer details that make the ‘perfect’ restoration and perfection is all we accept at Bridge Classic Cars.

We understand how important your classics are to you which is why we invest in the very best experienced technicians who specialise in Classic Car restorations.

Whether your prized possession is in need of a total rebuild or just a few small modifications, we offer a service to suit your needs.

From the chassis up, we can totally rebuild your classic vehicle, restore to perfection any original parts that can be reclaimed and reproduce original specifications to the finest detail.

Our incredible team of technicians carry out all of the restoration works in-house using our state-of-the-art facilities with only a very small handful of services we call upon external specialist skills for. 

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We are not just here to do a job, we are here because every single one of us at Bridge Classic Cars have a passion for classic motoring.

With well over 100 years of experience in owning and restoring award winning classic vehicles who better to trust than Bridge Classic Cars.

Contact Us

For more information on how we can help, give our friendly team a call on 01473 742038 or email info@bridgeclassiccars.co.uk.

Latest Project News

New Arrival – 2000 Suzuki Hayabusa

A new arrival to the Bridge Classic Cars workshop has got the whole team talking. This 2000 Suzuki Hayabusa has made its way to our Suffolk HQ for the team to look at and for someone to win soon. We love the Hayabusa here – at the time the fast production bike in the world, […]

Suspension and Steering on the 2005 Mercedes Vito

The team have been working on the 2005 Mercedes Vito. Our workhorse, which has been restored, is having the last few jobs sorted out. The team have put new track rod ends on before the van gets its alignment redone.

Replacing the Clutch Master Cylinder on the 1987 Maserati BiTurbo

The team are moving on with the recommission of the 1987 Maserati BiTurbo. This time, John has been working on swapping out the clutch master cylinder after it was discovered to be leaking.