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Fabricator TIG-welding a metal component inside the shop

What We Do

Custom Builds,
Restoration &
Fabrication.

Chris Cerce Customs provides custom build and restoration work, paint and bodywork, metal fabrication, chassis and suspension work, and modern performance integration for classic cars and trucks.

The Work.

Light blue 1966 Chevrolet Impala SS photographed outdoors

Custom Builds & Restoration.

Planning and coordinated work for classic cars and trucks, shaped around the vehicle, its condition, and the owner’s goals.

Paint & Body.

Bodywork, preparation, and refinishing planned around the vehicle and the intended finish.

Paint spray guns mounted inside a workshop
Close view of formed metal tubing and engine components

Custom Fabrication.

Metal fabrication shaped around the needs, packaging, and character of each project.

Performance & Integration

Engine, cooling system and front suspension being installed in a 1956 Chevrolet pickup

Custom Engines & Engine Swaps.

LS, LT, Coyote, and custom engine packages with the fitment, fabrication, cooling, wiring, and finishing needed for the complete vehicle.

Chassis & Suspension.

Chassis and suspension work coordinated around the vehicle, intended use, and surrounding systems.

Custom 1932 Ford frame with rear suspension and coilovers under construction
Blue 1967 Chevelle during Roadster Shop chassis fitment

Roadster Shop Chassis.

Roadster Shop chassis are available through Chris Cerce Customs. We help clients select, source, and integrate the right platform for a complete build.

Modern Performance.

Modern components and systems integrated with the character and requirements of the vehicle.

Polished supercharger and modern performance components in a custom engine bay

Selected Builds

Light blue 1966 Chevrolet Impala SS photographed outdoors

1966 Chevrolet Impala SS

White 1978 Chevrolet C10 pickup photographed outside a brick building

1978 Chevrolet C10

Black 1932 Ford Coupe photographed outdoors

1932 Ford Coupe

How a Project Takes Shape.

Share the Project

Tell us about the vehicle, its current condition, and what you want it to become.

Review the Details

Chris Cerce Customs will review the information and may ask follow-up questions to better understand the project.

Plan the Next Step

If the project appears to be a fit, the shop will outline an appropriate next step.

Project Questions

Before You Start.

A clear first conversation helps the shop understand the vehicle, the scope, and the logistics behind the project.

What kinds of projects does Chris Cerce Customs take on?

Chris Cerce Customs evaluates custom car and truck projects involving restoration, fabrication, paint and bodywork, chassis and suspension work, and modern performance integration. Fit depends on the vehicle, its condition, the requested scope, timing, and shop availability.

Does Chris Cerce Customs work with clients outside New England?

Yes. Project inquiries are welcome from across the United States. Include your location and any known transport needs so the shop can evaluate logistics as part of the project.

Can Chris Cerce Customs supply and integrate a Roadster Shop chassis?

Roadster Shop chassis are available through Chris Cerce Customs. The shop can help select, source, fit, and integrate the appropriate platform as part of a complete build.

What information should I provide with a project inquiry?

Include the vehicle year, make and model, its current condition, intended use, project goals, desired work, location or transport needs, and any helpful reference links or photographs.

What happens after I submit the inquiry form?

The shop reviews the information and may contact you with follow-up questions. If the project appears to be a fit, Chris Cerce Customs will outline an appropriate next step.

Does the shop consider focused work as well as complete builds?

Describe the specific scope you need. Chris Cerce Customs evaluates both complete-build inquiries and focused work in the context of the entire vehicle; fit depends on the project, timing, and shop availability.

Is Your Project a Fit?

Tell us about the vehicle, its current condition, and what you want it to become. The shop will review the details and follow up if the project appears to be a fit.