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Classic Car Restoration Technician / Master Automotive Mechanic

Posted 22 days ago

houston classic carportHouston (TX)

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Senior

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About the role

Houston Classic Carport is not your typical shop. We are a premier Hot Rod Factory and Restomod facility specializing in breathing new life into muscle cars and classic vehicles. We are looking for passionate, highly skilled Automotive Technician who lives for turning wrenches, solving complex mechanical puzzles, and delivering exceptional performance and craftsmanship.
What You'll Do: (Responsibilities) Diagnose and repair classic vehicles, including extensive engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, and electrical work. Perform comprehensive, high-quality restoration and performance builds. Specialize in aftermarket kits and modern LS swaps. Familiar with Carburetors, OEM classic car systems and drum brakes Utilize advanced diagnostic tools for electrical systems and powertrain components. Maintain a "never give up" attitude to resolve difficult mechanical issues.
What We're Looking For: (Requirements) Proven 20+ years experience as an Automotive Technician with a strong, solid background in classic cars and hot rods. Deep expertise in engine, drivetrain, and suspension systems. Ability to work independently and manage your own bays. Must have your own tools. A meticulous eye for detail and commitment to quality. Can follow company SOP's and complete required daily accountability reports.
Why Work With Us? Passion-Driven Projects: Work on the coolest classic cars and restomods in Houston. Competitive Compensation: Top pay for top talent (negotiable based on talent and experience). A-Team Environment: Collaborate with a team of expert builders in a well-equipped shop. Ready to Start Your Next Career Move? If you have 20+ years experience and the skills to needed to build the best classic cars on the market, apply today with your resume or stop by the shop to show us what you can do!

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