1974 Ford Bronco complete build

This beautiful Chevy hot rod is in our shop for a complete bodywork restoration. Our skilled team is busy removing old paint and fixing any issues on this classic auto. We are carefully removing all rust and making sure it does not return. We are also checking the fit and alignment of every panel, re-chroming parts as needed, and adding new wheels and a stereo system. We will replace any worn parts and install a hard top cover for the bed. This beauty has been blessed with the name "Chevord" by our client.

 Original forestry trucks are rare. Because of their specialized use and rugged construction, many forestry GMCs lasted longer than their civilian counterparts. Today, collectors prize them for their history, durability, and unique features. This 1956 GMC is an outstanding example. It came to our shop for a few minor mechanical issues. Our client chose to keep its patina, which we recommend. Being as original as possible makes it more valuable. Our clients are passionate about their classics and enjoy other enthusiasts' timeless treasures. At Patriot Classics, we promote and want to see these American classics driven. We build meaningful relationships with all our customers and value their vehicles as if they were our own. Specializing in American classic autos, we are a full-service restoration shop. Veteran-owned and operated in Harwich, MA, we serve all of New England. We are here for all your classic auto needs 

 This classic 1952 Ford F1 came in this morning because it wouldn’t start. Our team of experts is hard at work diagnosing the problem so we can get it running again. These American-made trucks are a big part of auto history. The 1952 model is special—it’s the last year of the first-generation F-Series (1948 to 1952) and the last to have the famous Ford flathead V8 engine. This truck still has its original 3-on-the-tree shifter, e-brake, and radio, keeping it true to its roots. The “Million Dollar Cab,” introduced with this generation, made these trucks much more comfortable and roomy than older models, with a three-person bench seat, a single-piece windshield, and better insulation. We know classic American vehicles inside and out and understand the unique challenges they can bring.  

 This iconic 1967 Chevy Camaro required rear brake service, differential repairs, and rewiring. The vehicle has been exceptionally well maintained. With its 327 engine and high-quality exhaust system, it delivers an impressive and distinctive sound.

  We specialize in transforming American classic vehicles, like this fast 1984 Chevy dually truck. This is just one of our current projects, which includes an engine swap, full rewire, engine compartment modifications, transmission upgrade, new carpet, and an improved engine cooling system. Every vehicle receives personal attention from our professionals. We pride ourselves on building lasting relationships—not just delivering one-off jobs. This customer trusted us with two vehicles and is thrilled with our work.

   This 1969 Chevy Camaro convertible arrived at our shop with a few minor mechanical issues, including weatherstripping repairs, headlight door adjustments, reverse light switch replacement, and seatbelt concerns. This particular vehicle has an Endura front bumper, 4-speed, big-block engine, and is a matching-number car. Our specialized technicians resolved these promptly, having the vehicle available to our client for summer cruising on Cape Cod. The 1969 Camaro RS/SS combines the Rally Sport’s luxury-appearance package with the Super Sport’s high-performance upgrades. With its V-canted grille, hidden headlights, and big-block V8 engine, it remains a classic icon of American muscle. We are grateful to our clients who entrust us with their classics.