Recovery Fabrication LLC

Making head way on the stack of seats from last month. A lot of time on the 57 Bel Air and 64 Biscayne interior pieces. Finished the rear seat for a GTO and prepped frames for a Camaro, too. I also recovered a truck seat after replacing the seat heater and installed custom visors. Been busy on mechanicals for 57 and metal work/tear down on the Camaro at Ravenwood. The office view there never gets old!

So much fun we put the motor in twice!

Also got to do some new carpet, a headliner, and package tray to go with the upgraded radio!

Lots of hard work getting this one right and it left with a new headliner too!

Happy New Year! Excited to hit the end of the year with a few big projects at Ravenwood. That means lots of seats! I played Tetris loading the frames to get them to sand blast. They look so nice cleaned up (and smell better too)! I also squeezed in a few newer car seats and a headliner this month too. Looking forward to a busy 2026!

Update time! Recently finished up a set of custom seats for a customer. They should look awesome in their truck with some of my other work! Also replaced a cover on the cleanest work truck in Ohio. Yesterday I filled up the truck with next round of projects…57 Chevy and 64 Chevy seats to go with the Camaro and GTO I just stripped down! Oh, here’s a sneak peek of the Scout II mostly assembled. Gonna be a busy winter!

Another good month - At Ravenwood we wrapped up a 66 Chevelle after metal work, paint, and a headliner. Tom just sprayed color on a 74 Scout II that got all the metal work, a lift kit, frame paint, and much more. Also lowered a 68 Camaro that we’ll dig deeper into this winter.

At my shop things were a little slower. I missed a few days dealing with metal in my eye (all good now) and I spent a week in DC with my son’s class. Either way, close to finishing some custom seats and have a few new projects coming up. Excited to get back on it!

Well, polished my turd for the Fort Street Car Classics’ fall cruise-in tonight. Hope to see you there enjoying some awesome rides and amazing weather! 4-8p downtown Fort Recovery.

Been quiet on the socials lately, but we’ve still been grinding away. Just wrapped up a full interior refresh on a 1966 Corvair - stripped, insulated, and finished with new carpet, door cards, headliner, a custom package tray, and new console. We redid the seats and added a new radio. Also did a couple headliners (not pictured), remade some F100 door cards, and finished the air gauge and controller console.

Monthly update: Completed a 32 Roadster interior, including custom floor mats. Also mocked up an air gauge and controller console - plan to get this in steel next week! Some major progress on all fronts at Ravenwood. It’s like a car show at the shop everyday!

Happy 4th of July! Be safe and have fun! I spent part of the day with these American classics. Not sure which screams America louder:
1. 69 Camaro with a 383 and cut outs
2. 68 Chevelle SS with 396 and 4 speed
3. Squarebody Suburban with a Duramax swap

What a few weeks - a Chevelle, a Camaro, a Suburban, and a Harley. At Ravenwood installing seats means the restorations are getting close. Can’t wait for test miles on the latest creations! At my shop, I tackled two new challenges: a custom headliner and a motorcycle seat. Happy with the results and I appreciate customers giving me a shot to take on new things!

I recently finished restoring seats for a Chevelle and Camaro (rear only), and then tackled some jet ski seats! I am also working on the interiors of the Mustang, Camaro, and Chevelle at I got to help with the vinyl top on to start learning that skill. Finally, the boat project is finished, and the owner shared some fantastic photos!