TWIN BROOKSRESTORATION INC. Let’s talk

Classic automotive restoration

Suffield, Connecticut / Est. 1987

THE CARS
WORTH KEEPING.

Some cars are more than a way to get somewhere.

Classic car restoration, metalwork, and paint—for the cars you want to keep in the family and on the road.

Tell us about yours
Red classic Ford Mustang with a black vinyl roof, parked outside garage baysThe workshop / Ford Mustang
FROM THE WORKSHOP

STEEL.
SHAPE.
SOUL.

The details make the difference.

Supplied workshop photograph

American classics. Individual character.

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Rooted in Suffield

OLD-SCHOOL CARS.
HANDS-ON CRAFT.

Twin Brooks Restoration is a classic automotive restoration shop in Suffield, Connecticut, led by Chuck Miner.

From a tired body to the finishing details, restoration is a series of careful decisions. It starts with the car, its condition, and the result you want to work toward.

Meet us at the shop
1987Business established
SUFFIELD, CT1064 East Street S
CHUCK MINERShop leadership
The finish shows what came before

DEPTH IS BUILT IN.

Preparation shapes the final surface. Paint, chrome, and light reveal how carefully the earlier work came together.

Supplied visual study · not a project record Explore the craft
The work beneath the finish

BUILT BACK.
DETAIL BY DETAIL.

A full restoration or a specific part of the project. Start a conversation about what your car needs.

Ground-up restoration for classic cars, bringing bodywork, finish and assembly into one considered project.

Discuss a restoration
Restoration study / illustrative

Sheet metal fabrication, chemical stripping and media blasting to prepare the foundation for the work ahead.

Discuss the bodywork
Surface study / illustrative

Surface preparation and multi-stage paint application, with attention to the lines and details of the car.

Talk about the finish
Paint study / illustrative

The right scope starts with seeing the car. Call the shop to discuss project fit and current availability.

A car comes together

FROM THE
GROUND UP.

Good work builds on good work. A look at the stages that shape a restoration.

  1. DISCOVER

    Start with the car.

    Talk through its condition, its history and what you want from it. An original-style restoration and a car built to drive can call for different decisions.

  2. REBUILD

    Get the foundation right.

    Stripping and metalwork reveal what needs attention. Sound panels and careful preparation provide the base for the finished car.

  3. REFINISH

    Bring back the finish.

    Preparation, paint and detail work give the body its final appearance. The finish follows the quality of the work beneath it.

  4. REASSEMBLE

    Make it a car again.

    Assembly and finishing details bring the separate parts together. Your project’s scope and timing are discussed directly with the shop.

Keep the character. Make the next chapter.

SOME THINGS
ARE WORTH
THE WORK.

Let’s talk about your car
Every project starts somewhere

WHAT’S IN
YOUR GARAGE?

A family car. A long-term project. A classic you’ve always wanted to bring back. Tell the shop where you’re starting.

(860) 627-9883

Monday–Friday · 7 AM–5 PM

Have a few details ready

Year, make and model. Current condition. The work you have in mind. Photos are helpful when you speak with the shop.

Come find the workshop

SUFFIELD.
CONNECTICUT.

Get directions
The address
1064 East Street S
Suffield, CT 06078
Workshop hours
Monday–Friday
7:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday
Closed

Call ahead to discuss your project and arrange a visit.

Start a conversation(860) 627-9883

BEFORE WE
GET STARTED.

What should I have ready before calling?

Your vehicle’s year, make and model, a description of its condition, and the work you’d like to discuss. Mention whether it runs and drives or is already disassembled.

How much does a restoration cost?

Condition, missing parts and the desired result all affect the scope. The shop needs to discuss the car before giving project-specific guidance. This website does not provide instant estimates.

How long will my project take?

Timing depends on the work required, parts and shop availability. Call Twin Brooks to discuss the project and current scheduling.

Can I send a project request through this site?

This is an independent website concept. The brief tool only prepares notes in your browser; it does not send them. Contact Twin Brooks directly by phone to discuss a real project.

Full supplied photograph of a red Ford Mustang outside garage bays

Supplied workshop photograph. Exact model year and project details to be confirmed.