Custom Car
Fabrication & Speed shop

ENTHUSIASTS SERVING.

 
We're just like you. Once you catch the car bug it's hard to turn back. Whether it was the speed, the styling, the memories, or just the smell of burning rubber, we all got hooked for a reason. Enswell was built by enthusiasts to meet the needs of other enthusiasts and our one stop shop has all your needs covered.
 

SERVICES

 
The Speed & Fab Shop at Enswell is a classic car shop & dealership. From factory-correct restorations, ground up custom builds, to one-of-a-kind furniture pieces we always have a handful of cool cars at the shop. Check out our inventory and latest projects. >>
 
RESTORATION
FABRICATION
SERVICE
SALES
 
 

Garage

 
Hot rods, muscle cars, rat rods, pre-war classics, diesels, cab-overs, antiques, motorcycles, custom furniture, you will find it all here. Check out what we currently have in the garage... >>

 

FAQ

 
Buying a Classic Car
Did you guys restore this car?
If the vehicle in question is in our inventory, the short answer is “no.” Due to the number of vehicles we represent, it would be virtually impossible for us to restore every car that passes through our inventory. Also, in most cases, and with very few exceptions, it is simply cost-prohibitive to do a quality restoration on a vehicle with the intention of selling that vehicle for a profit. Although we did not restore a particular car in our inventory that has caught your eye, each vehicle that we sell is treated to the mechanical and cosmetic scrutiny of our shop. There is usually something that even the most fastidious classic car owner or restorer will neglect to fix, and we aim to find and repair everything we can before a car reaches its new home.
Do you finance classic cars?
Financing a classic car is a bit different than financing a late-model car, only because most banks don’t understand the value of the asset they are loaning money on. While we do not provide financing in-house, we can refer you to companies that do. Lenders usually require a 700+ FICO score, no bankruptcies, and a 10% down payment. Most will also send out an inspector to make sure the car is on the up-and-up for you.
Does the car leak blinker fluid?
We have a dedicated mechanical staff whose exclusive focus is to be sure that, in the off chance an emergency run for ice-cream is required, you’ll be delivered soundly and in style. We want your dream car to be beautiful, sound, and in good running order, and are prepared to invest the time where necessary. Nevertheless, it should be said that while we review each and every car in our inventory for observable issues, we don’t perform exploratory surgery on parts that aren’t malfunctioning anymore than your doctor would, and just as with your doctor, just because you saw him on Monday doesn’t mean that you can’t break on Tuesday.

It is nearly impossible to eliminate unforeseen expenses with a vintage car, nevertheless, we do our very best to deliver our vehicles as we would want them—as free from issue as can be hoped. As has been said, we can’t manufacture perfection, nor do we deal in its illusion, but if the car needs it, and we can get it, then it will have it.
If I buy this classic car, do I owe any taxes to Utah / the United States?
No, not unless your primary residence is in Utah, and even then, you don’t pay any taxes to us at the time of purchase. Taxes are paid when you register the car with your state or import it into your country, and the only amount you need concern yourself with when paying us is the price you agreed to when we made the deal. We promise, no “document processing” fees.
Is this car a “matching numbers” example?
Driveline components that we have found to be matching the VIN will usually be identified specifically within the vehicle’s description. If no mention is made of matching numbers components, it’s safe to assume they are not, or it cannot be determined.
This car looks perfect. Is it?
Nothing is perfect, and vintage cars certainly are no exception, regardless of price. It is ironic that in many cases the vehicles of the highest cosmetic level are often in the greatest need of mechanical attention. For this reason we have a complete staff of mechanics whose express purpose it is to sort our cars, great and small.

So while perfection is noble in conception, it is still elusive as the tooth fairly at a dentist office. Nevertheless, we strive obsessively in its spirit in order to offer you an automobile unlikely to be equaled at its price.
What is your rock-bottom price / what would you take for this car?
Our asking price on a vehicle allows us to represent it in a way that we can stand behind, and our ability to budge on price varies on a vehicle to vehicle basis. If you have a number that would work for you, let us know. We have a long list of cars that we are waiting to buy when capital becomes available, so expedited payment terms work well in your favor here. We truly buy cars as-is, where-is, but we try to use our team of classic car restoration specialists to take as many surprises out of the process for our customers. Wholesale prices on cars generally carry with them wholesale problems, and in the end, both parties end up unhappy.
Where do you get your cars?
Our cars come from collectors all over the country who have spent many thousands of hours and dollars caring for and restoring them. We always seek the cleanest, most solid examples, wherever possible, from the driest regions in the country.
Classic Car Service
Can you install air conditioning in this car?
Yes! We do many air conditioning installations on classic and muscle cars using original and aftermarket equipment. Prices can vary by make and model, so give us a call at (801) 706-1439 to discuss your needs.
Shipping Your Classic Car
Can you ship this car to me in (Some City) / (Some Country)?
We can absolutely help. We arrange shipping all over the country and all over the world for many of our clients.
How long does shipping take?
Once a car has been fully paid for, setting up shipping can take a few days. After shipping is scheduled, it can take a few days for the car to be picked up, and another few in transit. If your car is going on a truck with 6 other cars, there will likely be stops and detours between our location and your delivery. If we make a special effort to ship your car in a one or two car enclosed carrier, delivery times may be shortened a bit. If you are overseas, shipping generally takes a little over a month after your vehicle leaves our location.
How much is shipping to (Some City) / (Some Country)?
We ship enclosed, fully insured, door to door to all over the country and all over the world. Some routes are more expensive (if you live in the North West) and some are less expensive (if you live in the South West), depending on the popularity of the shipping route. A good rule of thumb, not accounting for whatever gas prices are doing at the moment, is that enclosed shipping will cost you about a dollar a mile. Want to ship your car on an open carrier? Talk to us first. Shipping a car overseas isn’t as daunting as it might seem at first. Cars travel by truck from our location to a port in Los Angeles or New York, are put in a shipping container, and arrive by boat at your closest port about a month later. We ship many classic cars to new homes in Australia and New Zealand. Expect shipping to cost around $3,500 USD, varying a bit depending on your closest port. We ship many classic cars to new homes in Europe. Expect shipping to England, or to the Northern coast of Europe to cost around $3,000 USD. Shipping to ports in the Mediterranean Sea typically costs around $3,000 USD, and shipping to Scandinavia generally runs $3,000 USD. In a country or region we didn’t mention? Just ask us, we’ll be happy to figure out what shipping a car to you will cost.
 

Location

 
Always feel free to stop by our shop in Woods Cross, Utah. We always have cool cars and furniture on display. The good times are free and the conversation is rich. >>
ENSWELL SPEED & FAB

1751 S Redwood Rd
Woods Cross, UT 84087