FAQ - CERES MOTORSPORTS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We get a lot of questions from our customers so we thought we'd share some of them.
If you don't see what you're looking for, please feel free to contact us with your questions.
We'd love to hear from you.

sERVICES

WHAT SERVICES DO YOU OFFER?

We offer restoration, customization, and repair for classic British cars. If you'd like to have us perform repairs on your car, please contact us here. Our project application for builds and restorations can be found here.

WhaT Does A Typical Build Cost?

This is highly dependent on each vehicle and its current condition. Variables such as rust repair and the availability of reproduction parts can drive up the total cost of a project considerably. Each build that we begin starts with an analysis of the project which includes a rough order of magnitude to help capture the the cost and labor effort required to complete your build.

Can I Provide My Own Parts?

In order to maintain our high standard of safety and reliability, we only install parts that we have provided.

Can You Sell My Car?

We currently don't offer this service.

Products

WHERE CAN I BUY YOUR PRODUCTS?

We've closed our online store to focus on our builds but have begun our selling parts through Moss Motors. Check their website here: https://mossmotors.com/

WHERE ARE YOUR PRODUCTS MADE?

All of our custom fabricated parts are proudly made in the United States of America. We aim to provide the best materials and craftsmanship in all of our products.

OTHER

I'M VISITING FLORIDA. CAN I VISIT CERES MOTORSPORTS?

We truly enjoy connecting with other car owners and discussing ideas and projects. If you plan on visiting, please make sure to call or message us ahead of time so we know when to expect you.

Is Ceres Motorsports involved in any charities?

We are committed to giving back to the community in positive, tangible ways. It is our mission to be involved in local and national charities. We will partner with charitable organizations to help provide for those in need, to promote education in the industrial arts, and be a positive force in our community and country.