Flatline AutoWorks

Carbon fiber doesn’t have to stay faded.
This Trackhawk came in with a weathered carbon hood that had lost its shine. We brought it back to life and took it a step further with a custom two-tone finish — keeping the raised center section exposed carbon fiber while painting the rest to match the body.

Factory look? Not even close.
Custom done right.

Presence matters.

This 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 came in with factory tube steps — functional, but visually lowering the stance.

We upgraded it with AMP Research PowerSteps that tuck away seamlessly when closed, giving the Tahoe a taller, cleaner profile… and deploy lower than factory for easier, more comfortable entry.

Now sitting on fresh Nitto Ridge Grapplers to complete the stance — aggressive, refined, and perfectly at home on a Z71.

Luxury isn’t loud.
It’s intentional.

When the trail gets dark, this Gladiator stays ready. 🌙
Strategic lighting upgrades up front, on the cowl, and an upgraded rear bumper with integrated lighting to light the way from every angle.
Finished off with a bold GLADIATOR tailgate badge to match the attitude.
Built for visibility. Built for adventure.

This Caterham Seven 360 — a hand-assembled, ultra-light British roadster — came to us after an off-road excursion into a tree. The impact caused extensive damage to the body, suspension, and frame.
It’s a vehicle most shops won’t touch due to its specialty construction, but we welcomed it in, performed the full teardown and documentation, and guided the owner through the insurance process.
The final verdict: total loss. Somber outcome — but we’re proud to be the shop customers can count on when no one else will.