Precision Custom Fabrication for Classic Cars
We at Boese Engineering are experts at custom-fabricated parts designed to accommodate your specific needs for your classic vehicle, blending cutting-edge engineering techniques with old-fashioned craftsmanship; our team works with owners and restorers to deliver personalized solutions, from single-piece parts to intricate modifications, to ensure every detail is held to precise standards of quality, accuracy, and authenticity that preserve the character and performance of classic cars.
Contact UsOur Process
1 Initial consultation
Every bespoke project begins with a comprehensive consultation, where we listen to your idea, assess the vehicle’s requirements, and explore possible solutions. This ensures that your idea is thoroughly understood before the fabrication process.
2 Design and quote
With your project understood, our team develops a bespoke design plan and provides a formal estimate; this ensures accuracy in cost, timeframe, and materials before commencing fabrication.
3 CNC production
With state-of-the-art CNC machinery, we manufacture each piece with precision and reliability; this allows us to achieve exact tolerances, smooth finishes, and consistent strength, so that each piece works flawlessly in your classic car.
4 Shipping and tracking
With manufacturing complete, your custom parts are carefully packaged and shipped with tracking numbers included; this ensures safe delivery, integrity, and confidence as your order arrives.
FAQ’s About Our Custom Work
Can you create custom parts for any make and model of classic car?
Yes, at Boese Engineering we can design and machine individual parts for nearly any make and model vintage automobile; our process is built on the accuracy of CNC technology combined with traditional hand labor, allowing us to replicate out-of-production pieces, modify existing models, or design brand new solutions uniquely tailored to your vehicle’s needs, all with a precise fit and authentic appearance regardless of age, brand, or type of vehicle.
How long does the custom fabrication process usually take from consultation to delivery?
The fabrication timeline for custom production differs based on project complexity; after initial consultation and design sign-off, most parts can go through CNC production, finish, and shipping in just a few weeks, though more complicated builds that incorporate specialty materials or additional modifications will elongate the timeframe; the whole process is conveyed in plain language so you always know where your project stands and when it’ll be done.
Do you use CNC machining for all custom parts or only specific projects?
We machine most of our specialty pieces with CNC because it gives us precise tolerances, repeatable accuracy, and a smooth finish; but some projects will require additional hand fabrication, welding, or finishes to achieve the level of authenticity and detail needed in restoring classic cars, so every project is evaluated on an individual basis to determine if CNC, traditional, or a blend of both will yield the best result.
Can I request modifications to an existing part instead of a full custom design?
Yes, in all but a few cases we can simply refurbish a piece rather than fabricate something entirely new; whether resizing, reinforcing, or altering a piece to more closely fit your car, our engineers evaluate the original piece and apply CNC machining or conventional fabrication methods as required, creating a solution that is true to form yet provides the performance and precision your classic car restoration requires.
How do you ensure accuracy and authenticity in custom classic car components?
We combine cutting-edge CNC technology with careful attention to original specifications, blueprints, or prototype parts so that every measurement is precise; further, our personnel also tend to be extremely detail-conscious about historically accurate materials, finishes, and features, so the finished part not only installs and functions flawlessly but looks authentic for the time period of the vehicle, so restorers can have faith their vintage vehicle still retains its original character and integrity.