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Mercedes 300SL

The Mercedes 300SL, produced from 1954 to 1963, is a legendary luxury sports car known for its high performance and elegant design, and in various versions, such as the Gullwing and Roadster, is a highly sought-after collector's item. Several vehicles of this type have already been carefully restored in our workshop, including the repair of rust-through, deformations on the tubular frame and the reworking of the hardtop.

Drop

The sculpture “Drop”, designed by Schmid and Karmann, won the design competition organized by the
University of Ulm for the Faculty of Basic Biochemical Research. The 9 meter high, 160 kilogram
kilogram sculpture was manufactured entirely in-house. It spans 21m²
of highly polished aluminum.

BMW 3.0CSL Batmobil

The last expansion stage of the BMW 3.0 CSL, known as the “Batmobile”, impressed with its outstanding driving dynamics in the 1980s and dominated touring car motorsport for over six years. At our company, we carry out extensive bodywork, replacing heavily corroded parts such as the bulkhead, sills and fenders, as well as replacing side members and load-bearing structures to restore the vehicle to top condition.

Elvis BMW restoration

Rock & Roll! The favorite convertible of the
King of Rock n roll was restored by us.
After being forgotten in a barn in California, it is now rolling on the road in new splendor.

Wildspitzbahn

The Wildspitzbahn in the Pitztal valley is one of the most impressive glacier lifts in Austria.
We were able to supply the complex, three-dimensionally shaped roof surrounds for the valley and mountain stations for this extraordinary project.
A total of 78 components with an area
area of 250 m² were produced.





Exploding elegance

The Metamorphoses of the BMW 507 is an extraordinary combination of classic vintage car and modern sculpture. The fusion of original vehicle parts and innovative manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing makes this sculpture a masterpiece that embodies both automotive history and contemporary art.




Mercedes 300SL

The Mercedes 300SL, produced from 1954 to 1963, is a legendary luxury sports car known for its high performance and elegant design, and in various versions, such as the Gullwing and Roadster, is a highly sought-after collector's item. Several vehicles of this type have already been carefully restored in our workshop, including the repair of rust-through, deformations on the tubular frame and the reworking of the hardtop.

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Drop

The sculpture “Drop”, designed by Schmid and Karmann, won the design competition organized by the
University of Ulm for the Faculty of Basic Biochemical Research. The 9 meter high, 160 kilogram
kilogram sculpture was manufactured entirely in-house. It spans 21m²
of highly polished aluminum.




More about the project

BMW 3.0CSL Batmobil

The last expansion stage of the BMW 3.0 CSL, known as the “Batmobile”, impressed with its outstanding driving dynamics in the 1980s and dominated touring car motorsport for over six years. At our company, we carry out extensive bodywork, replacing heavily corroded parts such as the bulkhead, sills and fenders, as well as replacing side members and load-bearing structures to restore the vehicle to top condition.

More about the project

Elvis BMW restoration

Rock & Roll! The favorite convertible of the
King of Rock n roll was restored by us.
After being forgotten in a barn in California, it is now rolling on the road in new splendor.






More about the project

Wildspitzbahn

The Wildspitzbahn in the Pitztal valley is one of the most impressive glacier lifts in Austria.
We were able to supply the complex, three-dimensionally shaped roof surrounds for the valley and mountain stations for this extraordinary project.
A total of 78 components with an area
area of 250 m² were produced.






More about the project

Exploding elegance

The Metamorphoses of the BMW 507 is an extraordinary combination of classic vintage car and modern sculpture. The fusion of original vehicle parts and innovative manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing makes this sculpture a masterpiece that embodies both automotive history and contemporary art.




More about the project

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