The primary objective with a restoration is always to retain and restore, as far as possible, all original components. Each individual car model must be correctly restored in minute detail. Careful restoration, but at the same time preserving the original patina, is of the utmost importance. All worn out parts are of course replaced.

EA partial restoration is sometimes appropriate when the vehicle is in such good condition that a complete restoration is unnecessary. Naturally, a partial restoration can sometimes be the most suitable for purely practical reasons.

Each individual restoration is planned and discussed in depth with the customer before commencement. All restorations are carried out with the customers' approval. We also carry out a full photographic documentation with each restoration. Our goal is to deliver the vehicle in a homogeneous and perfect condition.

We have delivered a considerable number of restored vehicles over the years. Many of these can be seen in our new showrooms during the winter season when they are in for service and safekeeping.

1. Standard restoration
   - Means restoration of the vehicle to a standard that complies with the vehicles original form, as far as possible, but modified to comply with today's demands, i.e. interior requirements, bodywork.
2. Special restoration
   - Means in most cases, modification of the vehicle to give increased performance, i.e. motor, and road holding. A more up-to-date gearbox, and leather upholstery instead of imitation, are among the more common requests.

Quality marking

CM AB has drawn up a quality plan with accompanying inspection check schedule. In addition to this, a comprehensive photographic documentation of the restoration work is carried out. A CM-marked silver badge is fixed on the vehicle after a complete restoration. Our CM-marking, our own quality certificate, guarantees that a complete and professional restoration has been carried out.