Our Work

Restoring classics, rebuilding communities together.

A group of volunteers working on a vintage car engine in a sunlit garage.

A group of volunteers working on a vintage car engine in a sunlit garage.

Community Builds

Hands-on restoration projects in underprivileged areas.

Close-up of a polished classic car hood with reflections of nearby trees.

Close-up of a polished classic car hood with reflections of nearby trees.

A smiling young person learning to weld on a classic car frame.

A smiling young person learning to weld on a classic car frame.

A finished restored classic car parked in front of a community center.

A finished restored classic car parked in front of a community center.

Youth Programs

Engaging young minds through car restoration skills.

A short story about us

Classic Engineering Foundation started as a passion project between friends to incorporate modern production & engineering processes into auto restoration. The utilization of cutting-edge technology in the manufacturing of new replacement parts for vintage automobiles will guarantee the completion of factory restorations more economically. Today, one of the highest barriers to classic car ownership lies in the lack of high-quality, affordable replacement parts and components. The more cars we can get on the road- running reliably, driven regularly, maintained affordably- helps secure a future where the next generation of enthusiasts can experience the joy of classic car ownership.

Beginning

Our First Project

As for our team, follow us on our first project- a frame off, concours quality restoration of a (as displayed on our home page) 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 60- documented and detailed down to every last nut and bolt, truly putting the word “factory” into factory restoration. We will uphold Cadillac’s Marque of quality- “Standard of the World” by manufacturing a multitude of USA made, reverse engineered parts, ranging from grill assemblies to trim castings and mechanical components- completely precision designed, engineered, and manufactured by students. We hope you'll come see us at Pebble Beach or Amelia Island- We're just getting started.

A vibrant photo of volunteers carefully restoring a classic car's engine in a sunlit garage.

A vibrant photo of volunteers carefully restoring a classic car's engine in a sunlit garage.

Revive

Bringing classic cars back to life, one community at a time.

Close-up of hands sanding down the rust on a vintage car door, showing detailed craftsmanship.

Close-up of hands sanding down the rust on a vintage car door, showing detailed craftsmanship.

A group of smiling young people gathered around a freshly restored classic car, celebrating their work.

A group of smiling young people gathered around a freshly restored classic car, celebrating their work.