Vehicle Restoration in Whitby, North Yorkshire

We offer a comprehensive bespoke vehicle restoration service that can be tailored to your needs and high standards. This can be one panel through to a full restoration.
 
At Pulsar Body-Tech we skilled at using all the traditional methods as well as the modern techniques of body repairs and paint restoration.
 
We are also experienced with most materials including fibreglass, aluminium, stainless, mild steel and plastics. To get the best possible paint finish requires meticulous preparation to give the perfect base before spraying in our modern low bake oven.
 
At Pulsar Body-Tech we understand how precious your vehicle is to you. Every step of a full ground up restoration or minor damage repair is handled sympathetically.
 
Our complete restoration service extends to Motorbikes and Light Commercials.
 
Car Body Repairs Whitby

Body Repairs

Cars, 4x4s and Light Commercials.
From a small dent to new panels.

Whitby Car Body Shop

Re-sprays

Cars, 4x4s and Light Commercials.
From a scratch to full panel.

Car Restoration in Whitby

Restoration 

Cars, 4x4s and Light Commercials.
Including welding and coatings.

 
Vehicle Parts in Whitby

Vehicle Parts

Cars, 4x4s and Light Commercials
Panels, Bumpers, Service Parts.

Car Tyres Sales in Whitby

Tyres Sales

A large amount of stock ready
to fit at great prices.

MOT and Car Repairs Whitby

MOT & Service

Cars, 4x4s and Light Commercials
MOT, Service and Repairs

 
Pulsar MOT 
The Old Forge
Sneaton
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO22 5HP
 
01947 825777
 
 
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