As one of the finest Coachbuilders, the Historic Metalworks is a small but renown vintage car restoration business located in Lymington, Hampshire. Our craftsmen are skilled to the highest level and are dedicated to undertake the challenges of restoration and re-creations of days gone by using the oldest techniques, such as English wheel and aluminium gas welding.
We specialize in bespoke panel work, historic motorsport restoration, alongside all aspects of general panel beating, to ensure all of our customers are provided with the highest level of quality work and service. After all "Our reputation is everything". We offer complete and partial restorations and work very closely with all of our clients to ensure the best results every time.
We specialize in bespoke panel work, historic motorsport restoration, alongside all aspects of general panel beating, to ensure all of our customers are provided with the highest level of quality work and service. After all "Our reputation is everything". We offer complete and partial restorations and work very closely with all of our clients to ensure the best results every time.
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Shaun has had over thirty years of experience in the Coachbuilding trade and was nominated and won an Aon award in 2006 for individual excellence whilst still working for Rod Jolley. Our in house training means we can nurture talent and instill the qualities that we endeavour to implement into each of our projects.
In addition to the car restoration side of the business. We are often approached and asked to consider projects of a completely different nature. Utilizing our old world craftsmanship, we have been able to create some stunning pieces of bespoke metalwork from either steel, copper, brass and aluminium.
The majority of cars that we have worked on were originally hand-crafted by highly skilled tradesmen, who were artisans in their own right. From the initial concept on the drawing board, through the framing and finally the panelling, using either aluminium or in some cases the bodies were covered in fabric.
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Nic Cicutti
Nov 12, 2020
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