From an initial condition assessment to the final handover, a coordinated restoration process with the owner’s objectives at its centre.
When certification is the objective, factory specification must inform the restoration brief from the outset. A beautifully finished car can still require substantial corrective work if its configuration, components or supporting evidence do not meet the relevant programme.
Commission a baseline inspection and photographic record. Establish the original build specification where evidence permits, identify later alterations and agree how original finishes, markings and materials should be preserved.
Confirm the proposed treatment of engine and drivetrain, body construction, paint, interior trim, instruments and equipment. Identify original, replacement and reproduction parts explicitly; seek the assessing authority’s guidance where acceptability is uncertain.
Source the work through the Scuderia Milano Specialist Team, coordinate technical dependencies and review evidence at agreed milestones. Changes to scope, cost or specification return to the owner for approval before implementation.
Arrange independent or marque specialist checks against the agreed brief. Reconcile the completed car with its photographic and component records, coordinate any corrections and prepare the file for the authorised assessment.
A car intended for historic competition may need a different documented configuration from a road car pursuing factory authenticity certification. We resolve that objective early with the relevant specialists and authorities, before committing to irreversible work.
Once a car is stripped, construction details, previous interventions and structural condition become visible. We turn that evidence into a controlled photographic baseline before metalwork, protection and assembly proceed.
Genuine reference photography arranged as a non-identifying editorial montage. Identifying areas are excluded from the crops; no vehicle detail has been generated or reconstructed.
Discuss your restorationA restoration begins with choices: preservation or renewal, originality or intended use, the sequence of work and the standard of finish. We help define a clear scope, establish a realistic programme and source the work through our Scuderia Milano Specialist Team.
We coordinate quotations, schedules, reporting and quality reviews across the specialists involved. Significant discoveries and proposed changes are brought back to the owner for a documented decision, keeping scope, budget and the car’s identity in view.
Assess the car and agree preservation priorities, scope and decision responsibilities.
Manage the specialist programme, reporting and approval of material changes.
Coordinate completion checks and create an organised restoration record.
Metalwork, mechanical systems, paint and trim require different skills. Their sequence matters as much as their individual quality.
Agreed inspections, finish checks and a documented handover bring the work back to the original project brief.
