The 1968 Mustang Convertible restoration, and a LED reverse light install on a 2022 F-150. Hover a photo to see it in color.
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Brakes, suspension, cooling, electrical and routine service — the everyday work that keeps a car on the road, done at a reasonable cost.
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Thirty years in technology plus a lifetime under hoods. Modern cars are full of electronics, and we are comfortable chasing a fault leveraging modern ODB Scanners and other hi-tech tools to diagnose and repair most issues. We will also serve as a second option for customers who are concerned with the cost or approach taken by other shops.
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Bring us the car you have been meaning to finish. We take on a limited number of restoration projects so each one moves, and you see photos as it goes.
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Help choosing after-market parts, and installation once they arrive. 3D-printed replacement parts for hard-to-find pieces are in the works.
I started wrenching at twelve, helping a friend of my father restore a 1960s Porsche 911. I caught the bug and never lost it — daily drivers, friends’ cars, family cars, and restorations ever since. Right now my own 1968 Ford Mustang Convertible is the project on the lift.
Blood Sweat & Wheels was incorporated in 2025 and started taking clients this year. Our work is reservation only — which suits me: one car, one set of hands, start to finish.
We host events for teenagers coming up on driving age — the basics of maintenance and repair, hands on the tools. Someone did that for me at twelve. If one of them catches the bug, there is a job here for them.
Most people need a car to get to work. For neighbors who are stuck, we do repairs at deeply discounted rates or at no cost — formally, through a non-profit we are forming.
Work is by reservation. Send a few details and photos if you have them, and I will get back to you myself with what it will take.
