We have a lot going on here this new year at Wilson Auto Repair. We recently showed off many classic car restorations happening this January as well as an in-depth look at a 1959 Ford F100 Pickup restoration we are working on.
Now we’d like to show off all the restorations and repairs we have going on at the shop for Broncos, Jeeps and an International Scout.
For starters, check out this Jeep wagon we are reconditioning. It once belonged to the owner’s grandfather. The grandson was able to track it down and buy it back. We are now putting it back together after some restoration work.
Here are some shots of other Jeeps we are currently working on…
This Jeep came to us in pieces. We assembled it back for the owner and made it a driver.
And here is a Jeep Wagoneer we are servicing and doing some minor repairs on. The Wagoneer is really starting to grow in popularity amongst collectors.
And here are some of the classic Broncos we are working on. Much like the Wagoneer, Broncos have seen a major uptick in intertest for vintage Broncos and the asking prices have been swiftly increasing over the years.
This one just arrived at the shop and has more work it needs done, but will look amazing once restored by us.
Here is one that has been recently finished and is ready to head home to be enjoyed.
This blue Bronco has quickly become a favorite around the shop and is coming along nicely. This Bronco will be another head turner when we get done with it.
Here are some pictures of us adding AC to a vintage Ford Bronco. We had to fabricate a dash panel to allow for the AC vents.
Last, but certainly not the least is this super nice International Scout. This think is ultra-clean and ready to hit the road… or the trails. Check out the sweet soft top that will let the driver soak up some sun and the winch on the front in case ya need a little towing power when off-roading.
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