The Owner

We are a Independent garage based in Hurley Village. Hurley is between Tamworth and Atherstone, just off junction 10 of the M42 Motorway

We started off restoring the original VW Campers and have expanded over the years in to any thing old and interesting,. and of course the new VW now

We Service, Mot Work, Repair, Accident Damage, Respray, Restoration Work, Welding, Fabricating, Van Conversions.

Cars, Vehicles, Light Vans, VW Campers, Mopeds,

Servicing and Mot work

Oil and filters and a check of all components and Mot work.We can arrange and carry out the actual Mot its self, to save you the bother, we have arrangements with other garages for this work

Repairs, Welding and Fabrication work,

Panels, made up to fit, and Welded in... change/fit suspension units, exhausts, batteries, Brakes, ball joints. and ever thing thing in between

Electrical Problems, we call in a man with a van, Mark Wynn, A Top man if Lights don't go out when they should, or don't come on when they should with 20 years under his belt, there's not much he can't fix.

Accident Damage and Respray (part or Full Respray)

Accidental damage is any damage that occurs suddenly as a result of something unexpected and non-deliberate. It is an unexpected and unintentional external event that results in physical damage to the insured product.

Dents, Bumps, can all be fixed, knocked out, filled, rubbed back into shape, and resprayed.

Van Conversions,

we take your van in, (if you don't yet have a van, let us help first, we often know of people selling vans.) Plan what level of conversion you want and turn your van into a camper van. with pop-up roof, windows, rock-n-roll bed, fridge, flooring, alloy wheels, paint job, pick your own colour, electrics. we can complete the work in sections, so when you get some spare cash, we can do a bit more, or just have the lot done in one go.

Restoration work, 

Vehicle restoration is the process of restoring a vehicle to its original condition without updating or modifying it, it involves replacing nearly every part on the car with a newer, better working one, and making the car look exactly like the day it rolled off the assembly line. A full restoration also means stripping the whole car down to the bare metal underneath and removing any traces of old paint.