THE CLASSIC-LOVING FULL-SERVICE GARAGE

Classics. Muscle. Mechanical.

Gasoline Automotive brings old-school passion to classic car care and muscle cars, with minor, major and logbook servicing for the vehicle you rely on every day.

1968 chevrolet impala Large
Two sides of one workshop

Gasoline is making more room for classics.

Mark and Tammy are shaping Gasoline Automotive around the work that matters most: thoughtful classic and muscle-car projects, supported by reliable servicing and repairs that keep everyday motorists moving.

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Classic focus

The direction of travel: classic car care, maintenance and old-school mechanical work.

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Mechanical backbone

Minor, major and logbook servicing, plus practical repairs and diagnostics.

In the details

Chrome, character and hands-on work.

The garage story lives in the details: the wheel in your hands, the machinery under the bonnet and the tools that keep the work moving.

Chrome steering wheel and dashboard inside a vintage car
Close view of a V8 engine inside a classic car
Automotive tools arranged inside a working garage
On the workshop list

What we actually do.

Classic care

Maintenance planning

A clear starting conversation around the car, its current condition, the priorities and the desired outcome.

Old-school workshop

Old-school mechanical work

Fault finding, recommissioning and ongoing mechanical care for classic and muscle cars, scoped vehicle by vehicle.

Everyday servicing

Minor & major servicing

Routine servicing built around the vehicle’s needs, current condition and the way it is actually used.

Scheduled care

Logbook servicing

Scheduled servicing for everyday vehicles, with the required work discussed clearly before it begins.

Front view of a classic muscle car in a garage
The people behind the workshop

Tammy and Mark are steering Gasoline towards classics.

Tammy and Mark are building the next stage of Gasoline Automotive around the cars and customers they want to serve. Mark brings roughly 40 years in the trade and a long-standing reputation for old-school and classic cars.

The goal is simple: keep everyday mechanical work dependable while creating more room for classic and muscle-car care and maintenance.

Start with the vehicle details

Tell us what the car is doing.

Vehicle first

Tell us about the car

Share the year, make and model, what it is doing now and what you want from it.

Workshop conversation

Shape the right next step

We will discuss whether the car needs servicing, diagnosis or a more detailed project conversation.

Before work begins

Agree the scope

The job starts with priorities understood and the immediate work clearly framed.

Need workshop time?

Send us the vehicle details.

Include the year, make and model, what the car is doing and what you want done. That gives the workshop a useful place to start.