Pollock Auto Restoration now Ragtops & Roadsters

Pollock has done body restoration on my Triumph TR8 in the recent past. Pictures and accompanying explanations were sent almost daily of the dismantling, fabrication of needed reinforcements, and reassembly. I was never left without an explanation of what was being done to make my beloved one off Triumph road worth once again. Pollock has a open house once a year about Thanksgiving It is a great time to see the diverse marques cars being brought back to road worthy conditions or on the way to a myriad of concourses in the up comming year.

Pollock Auto took our family 41' Chevy from not running in 35+ years all the way to us driving it home. From the day I called and got Barbara through the estimate process with Ross to the day we picked it up I knew the car was in good hands. Ross was very thorough in his estimate which gave us a good idea of the total budget needed to complete the project. The work done was excellent - the team at Pollock made sure to check every system, replacing many worn parts along the way to ensure safety. They sent pictures of progress as well as very detailed invoices. Even when we hit some unforeseen hurdles with the project, Pollock Auto found a solution. I was very pleased with the process and the quality of work. I highly recommend setting up an appointment and meeting with Ross (Shop Foreman)

Pollock did a great job on my 1952 International Pick Up. Would recommend to anyone looking for quality restoration work. Status photos posted to Dropbox were a great help and nice to follow along with the work being done. Will gladly use them again..

Top notch restoration shop. They were kind enough to let me take notes on a restoration project I was working on, and they were just as excited about my project as I am. I’ll be back and will keep you all updated on my build! Thanks again!

It's Under New Management now so perhaps it's better but the old management was awful. I've spent a lot of money there and a lot of the stuff turned out not to work but I was never given a credit. Best thing I ever did was get it out of there and give someone else a chance at it