What clients say about Graveyard Run Restorations in Bradyville (TN)
Be aware how this shop operates before calling: Both Greg and Mark will speak with you and make you feel like you've found a good shop, BUT... then they expect you to sign a work order agreement BEFORE they give you a price or discuss what parts they will use. That's a very strange business practice in my opinion, and feels very 'scammy'. I will be taking my work elsewhere.
Mark Seybold is extremely knowledgeable about all types of collectable and antique cars. He diagnosed the problem with my car and fixed quickly. Thanks to him and all his mechanics.
Mark is an award winning master of restoration. The cars he, and his team restore look much higher quality than when they rolled off the assembly lines. Yesterday he evaluated a door from my '67 Oldsmobile Toronado so I can proceed with my labor and I hope in the next year I can return with my car for painting.
I brought my car in for some work. He constantly said how he doesn’t work on vehicles just does restorations but keeps confusing me with someone else’s car they are to work on. Other people say they do maintenance quick that’s why I reached out. The emblem on my steering wheel came up missing and they said they didn’t touch the steering column am I sure it didn’t fall off in vehicle? Yes I’m sure it was on steering wheel when I dropped it off & probably got broken or put on another old mustang.
I presently own 4 classic cars, all Chrysler. 1925 to 1937. Graveyard Run restored 3 of them and refreshed one of them that was restored about 15 years ago.
one they restored is a 1937 Chrysler Imperial Roadster. it is a show car that has won a number of prizes mostly 1st in its class. I would not hesitate to have Mark Seybold and his crew restore and maintain my classic automobiles as he is presently doing.
PS whenever I have a maintenance problem they get right on it.
