First off, any rusty panels and parts must be replaced.  While this sometimes may involve replacing your Jeep's entire body, we'll do our best to keep the original parts intact. But if we cannot do a quality patch on that part then it must be replaced. You'll always get only the highest level of restoration work with Richard.

As part of our body work, we'll replace or repair any rusty panels. Putting a new piece of metal into your Jeep's body is preferred, so we use as little body putty as possible. Next, we'll lay down a layer of primer before repainting the Jeep body. You can choose factory paint to match the original color or pick a custom color.

Restoration of Jeeps from the '40s, '50s and '60s is a very specified field. If you aren't familiar with this era of Jeeps and know them inside and out, you aren't going to get the job done right. Richard properly completes  your restoration  - he won't do it at all. All restoration services are available at highly affordable pricing. If you're unhappy with the results for any reason, call us back at 443-250-8646 and we'll do everything we can to make you happy.

Restoring newer Jeeps from the '70s and '80s is also becoming increasingly popular. If you have a CJ5, CJ7 or V8 engine in your Jeep, we can bring it back to life! In addition to restorations, we can also upgrade your Jeep with modifications like lift kits (suspension and body lifts) and new vinyl tops. At RT Fabrication and Restoration, we take on a wide variety of vehicle restoration work, including army trailers.