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Kellymoss in Fitchburg, WI seeks a Vintage Car Technician to preserve and restore classic automobiles to original condition with meticulous craftsmanship.
You will diagnose mechanical and electrical issues on vintage vehicles, source rare parts, and perform restorations that meet authentic standards. A passion for automotive history and attention to detail are essential for maintaining long-term value and performance of cherished collector cars.
Driven by the Driven and laser-focused on Porsche excellence. If you’re looking too steep in Porsche lifestyle, a first-class driver development race program, your next custom build, you’re in the right place. With a history dating back to 1988, Kellymoss follows a performance-driven philosophy which has led to 34 National Championships and world-renowned recognition for our custom vehicle builds. From the track to the street, our winning history provides confidence no other shop can match - that’s the Kellymoss difference.
As a Vintage Car Technician, you will play a crucial role in preserving and restoring classic automobiles to their original condition, ensuring both aesthetic and mechanical authenticity. Your expertise will contribute to maintaining the historical integrity and value of vintage vehicles, often requiring meticulous attention to detail and specialized knowledge of older automotive technologies. You will work closely with restoration teams to diagnose issues, source rare parts, and implement repairs that meet high standards of craftsmanship. This role demands a passion for automotive history and a commitment to quality, as your work directly impacts the longevity and performance of treasured collector cars. Ultimately, your efforts will help enthusiasts and collectors enjoy these vehicles as functional pieces of automotive heritage.
The required skills enable the technician to accurately diagnose and repair complex issues unique to vintage cars, ensuring mechanical reliability and historical accuracy. Proficiency in reading technical documentation and wiring diagrams is essential for troubleshooting and restoring original systems. Preferred skills such as welding and metal fabrication allow for in‑house restoration of body parts, reducing dependency on external vendors and preserving authenticity. Knowledge of sourcing rare parts and understanding manufacturer standards supports the integrity of restoration projects. Daily, these skills combine to deliver meticulous craftsmanship and maintain the operational and aesthetic excellence of classic automobiles.