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Machine Shop skilled workforce photos

Michael Pidgeon tooling a classic engine rebuild in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Simon Steffens machining a bespoke part in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Michael Pidgeon tooling a classic engine rebuild in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Simon Steffens machining a bespoke part in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Michael Pidgeon tooling a classic engine rebuild in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Clive Warburton, Auto Engineering Shop, Auto Restorations.
Simon Steffens machining a bespoke part in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Clive Warburton, Auto Engineering Shop, Auto Restorations.
Rob Selby working on a bespoke blueprint of part to be machined for a classic restoration in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
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Rob Selby working on a bespoke blueprint of part to be machined for a classic restoration in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Rob Selby working on a bespoke blueprint of part to be machined for a classic restoration in the Auto Engineering Shop at Auto Restorations.
Auto Restorations Auto Engineering Shop panorama.
Auto Restorations Auto Engineering Shop panorama.
Auto Restorations Auto Engineering Shop panorama.
Auto Restorations Auto Engineering Shop panorama.
Auto Restorations Auto Engineering Shop panorama.
Auto Restorations Auto Engineering Shop panorama.

The portraits of the Automotive Engineering Shop’s skilled workforce 2009–12

Auto Restorations Automotive Engineering Shop icon.Auto Restorations’ machine shop is well equipped and staffed by seasoned experts. This allows them to make or recondition any mechanical part they need to restore a car, almost without exception. From engine block to king pin, they can machine them all.

Machined crankshaft for Aston Martin DB6 restoration made from Billet Steel for the DB6 engine by Auto Restorations’ machine shop.

Crankshaft made from billet steel for Aston Martin DB6 engine by Auto Restorations’ machine shop.

These photos were shot and photo composites produced 2009–2012, they offer a historical profile of Auto Restorations during that time soon after Allan Wylie stepped up from the Mechanical Shop floor to the role of General Manager. Pictures of their employees on their redesigned website, and capabilities brochure in print helped Auto Restorations transform from a faceless company to people that their customers can relate to. The highly specialised, high value personal service that Auto Restorations’ workforce offer to customers is an advantage that they have over large companies. Good photos of their skilled workforce reinforce this.

Date: 2009–12
Client: Auto Restorations
Photographer, photo composites: Shaun Waugh

 

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