REMADE IN AMERICA
CLASSIC TRUCKS AND SUV's
AMERICAN MUSCLE
The whole purpose of the business is to collaborate with customers in making the seemingly impossible happen. It's fun and the relationships we build during the process are what we cherish. As such, our approach to the market has, and will be, to restore as broad a range of cars as possible. This does not limit us to one specialty car or another, but rather, our ability to cut across different automobile lines by leveraging our capabilities and talents is what opens us up to more opportunity. Valor receives and sends home about 10 cars a month with jobs ranging from a simple tune up, to a full blown frame off or unibody rotisserie restoration. Our strength is in the capabilities of our team which range from tuning specialists, to engine builders, to body technicians, suspension experts, braking specialists, and fuel delivery titans.
Time lapse video of a one day build of the retired General's Bugle Boy Jeep.
Clay's Coyote Swap and new body in Diamond Blue is a stunner. His special forces son will get to play with this when he's home.
FOREIGN AND EXOTIC CLASSICS
This custom 1979 Safari Replica build was a lot of fun. Eric is one of those guys that stays engaged on his projects and to work with him is an absolute pleasure. He is demanding, but fair, aggressive, but realistic. What a treat to have worked on his RS America, 1962 356 Cabriolet, and 1984 Targa 911. He is building a remarkable collection.
This very special Porsche 356 was to be a total loss after an engine fire engulfed the entire car. Valor worked with the customer and the insurance company urging that it could be saved. Sixteen months later, and below budget, this Rising Phoenix went on to win Best in Show at the Boerne German Car Show this year. Thanks for trusting us on this one, Klaus. It is always a lot of fun collaborating with you.
The Edward's remarkable collection of unique and cherished Mopar's just didn't mean what this old truck driven by Duke's Grandad is what they really love.