Trans Am: (tranz-am) noun American 2+2 sports coupe that is like having  a roller coaster with a steering wheel and a gas pedal.

– Indian Acres from Pontiac Tees

We have developed a fine tuned restoration process over the past 20 years of been building cars. Donald and I started building Pontiacs before we were out of high school. Sometimes we do not even have to talk because we all know our roles.

Feature Project

"Gray Ghost" 

We would like to highlight of the current projects underway at the shop.

"Gray Ghost" has been a much anticipated project for Chasers! There are several aspects to it such as full suspension upgrade, cowl modifications, frame modifications, an engine upgrade and much more.

Click on the photo above for more.

What Our Customers Are Saying...

What makes our business unique is that we started off as car builders, so we know first hand what your needs are. But don’t take our word for it, please read some of the experiences from our customers' point of view.

Vintage Parts Service

"Just a short note to let you know that the glove box and the mirror you sold me for my 1979 Trans-Am worked out really well.

The glove box is painted and installed and working great! You provide a great and valued service!" - Mike Legros

Decoding Service

"I had a Trans-Am that I was trying to sell and "Hooper" from the Screamin' Chicken Chasers Team helped me decode the numbers.

I had listed the wrong motor size and he cleared things up for me, which brought a buyer right away! What a great service!! Thanks!" - Shane Cane

In the Garage 

There are a multitude of projects in the garage at the moment.

Click on the photo of each project to go to its gallery.

"Eleanor" ('77 Trans-Am)

"Eleanor" has been tucked away in storage since August 2009 and will remain there until she can be worked into our shop. All of the body work is done and the next step is to block her out and paint her.

"Gwen" ('78 Formula)

"Gwen" has become a daily driver until I get my girlfriend’s 1996 Firebird back on the road. She blew both head gaskets, so she has my truck for now.

"Tracy" ('78 Hurst)

"Tracy" has been tucked away in storage since August 2009 and has recently been taken out for a stroll. The interior is completely out awaiting floor repairs. The exterior has no issues.

"Fireball" (Racecar)

"Fireball" has been going through a ton of changes! The front sub frame is currently at the blast yard. Once it returns it will be repainted gloss black along with the firewall and inner fender wells.

A majority of the body work is complete as we turn our attention to the roll cage.