We engineer a Modern Classic from a modern Ford chassis using validated modeling, precise material selection, and real-world testing.
Color sets the tone long before a Modern Classic hits the road. It shapes presence, signals taste, and quietly decides whether a vehicle will feel timeless or dated years from now.
Every car tells a story, but not all are worth living with.
Every Modern Classic by Vintage begins as a conversation, not about horsepower or specs, but about you, where you drive, how you unwind, what kind of quiet you prefer on a Sunday morning.
If you’re planning scenic road trips and debating between traditional classic cars and restomods or something you can truly live with every day, a Modern Classic by Vintage delivers the best of both
This article explores how we deliver the classic inspired design—legally and tastefully, while avoiding the pitfalls that make many traditional classics or restomod projects tough to live with day to day.
If you want your Modern Classic to stay as refined as it is rugged, adopting the right off-road car maintenance routine makes all the difference.
A classic car interior restoration goes far beyond the hides and carpet.
Thinking about putting your luxury, classic-inspired SUV under a company? You’re not alone.
Are classic cars street legal? It’s a fair question and one that reveals more than paperwork.
Thinking about driving a custom or classic-inspired vehicle in California? Before you can hit the road, you’ll need to consider how it gets registered.
The real appeal of vintage vehicles is visual. It’s about form—boxy silhouettes, chrome detailing, round headlights, and squared-off profiles that stand out in a world of curves and plastic.
Owning a classic vehicle isn’t just a style statement; it can be a smart financial decision, too.
Owning a custom classic car isn’t just about driving; it’s about preserving craftsmanship, turning nostalgia into motion, and making a statement on every road you take.
For decades, A-list celebrities have filled their collections with classic cars not just as status symbols, but as stories on wheels.
Introduced in the mid-1960s, the Ford Bronco wasn’t just another 4×4; it was a bold, boxy, clean-sheet build machine that redefined what a utility vehicle could be.
If you’re researching custom classic vehicles, you’ve probably come across terms like restomod, restoration, and now Modern Classic. While they’re often used interchangeably, each represents a very different philosophy, process, and end result.
The debate between classic vs modern cars isn’t just about preference, it’s about priorities. Some want quiet cabins and predictive cruise control. Others want a connection. A feeling. A reminder that driving can still be emotional.
