We built this environmentally friendly custom truck as a statement that at Steve’s Restorations & Hot Rods we strive to do business in the most environmentally friendly conscious way possible. While at the same time not sacrificing the quality of our work.

This car was in terrible shape when we started it. We replaced the rear clip (rear half of the vehicle) and did extensive metal and bodywork to it. The paint is now finished and everything came out beautiful.

This vehicle has undergone a complete rotisserie restoration. It will be painted with PPG’s Prizmatique using a custom formulated Viper Red.

This vehicle is owned by our head bodyman, Anthony Manfredo. We are doing a complete rotisserie restoration on it.

This vehicle came to us with the entire lower section very rotted. After replacing the entire floor & trunk we fabricated a very cool set of suicide rear doors. It is now in PPG’s NCP Corrosion Resistant Primer.

This Corvair came to us completely disassembled from another shop that started the restoration and could not handle the job. 1 year later it left our shop completely finished and certainly looking like one of the nicest Corvair’s there is.

We painted these Harley parts with PPG Vibrance Cabernet Tri-Coat and they look amazing.

1956 Chevy Pickup, 1956 Chevrolet Bel-Air, 1970 Pontiac Trans Am, 1932 Ford Tudor and 1968 Ford Mustang.

The paint job for this vehicle took us three days straight! All of the tribal designs are airbrushed for a three dimensional effect and all of the colors are PPG Vibrance Custom Color Tri-Coats. It was well worth it. The owner, all of our staff and everyone involved with the build are very proud of it.

This is a 1960 Jaguar MK1 Sedan purchased by Steve when he was sixteen. The car was in terrible shape. This was the first major restoration done by Steve, Anthony, Bill and Tom, all of whom are still members of the Steve’s Restorations & Hot Rods team!