Antiques Repairing & Restoring in United States

Pottstown / Pennsylvania / United States

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We know that your Antique and Classic Automobile is important to you. Whether you are the new or a long-term owner of your Special Interest automobile, you treat your car with utmost care and attention. When you entrust that car to a repair and restoration specialist, you want and expect them to give your car the same careful treatment as you would give it. The Pre-war and Brass-Era automobile presents its own situations in servicing and parts sourcing that the mainstream service mechanic has difficulty addressing. As a service customer, you can be assured that we have the experience and knowledge to anticipate and care for the needs of your special car. When restoration time comes, it is very important that the needs of the car and owner are met. You can be confident that Pollock Auto Restoration will guide you through the maze of concerns and considerations, which arise during a restoration project. We work with you to achieve a standard within your budget requirements. From driver to Concours winner, we can help you achieve the restoration standard you desire. We believe in and stand by the service we supply. That belief is reflected in our customers enjoyment of their cars. Read the comments of some of our satisfied customers, or better yet, drop in to the shop, telephone, or e-mail us to review your needs. Located in Pottstown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, this location was the J. Frank Althouse Lumber and Coal Yard until the early 1900s. Our building was constructed on the site in the early 1920s for the Seltmann & Knight Silk Mill. During the war years it was owned by Levitz Furniture and used for the manufacture and storage of the furniture that was sold in their stores. William Pollock set up his Pollock Auto Showcase on the upper floor in the early 1950s and the lower floor of the building was used by Reading Hoist & Crane. Ralph DeStefano started working for the Showcase in 1981 and began operating Pollock Auto Restoration in 1995. The 26, 000 square foot, two-story, building houses all the equipment necessary to care for your special automobile. The building has a complete fire suppression sprinkler system and an electronic security system with video surveillance for full protection of your vehicle while it is under our care and protection. To maintain control of all the work being performed we have complete in-house paint and bodywork facilities as well as a complete and clean upholstery shop within the building. Michael Engard has been involved in old cars since the 1970 s when he acquired his first Triumph TR-3. After working in several area repair and restoration shops he started his first restoration business, Ragtops & Roadsters in 1990. Continuing to participate in the hobby and completing hundreds of restorations at this successful company, he purchased Pollock Auto Restoration in 2008. Our carefully chosen staff has an appreciation for the cars and understands what these cars mean to their owners. Our combined experience in Antique and Special Interest automobiles is over 135 years. We are heavily involved in the old car community as members, participants and officers in various area Clubs.

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