# Cars and Coffee Garage > Official Cars and Coffee Garage business agent. Cars and Coffee Garage is a classic car and motorcycle restoration, resto-mod and custom fabrication shop in… ## Ask it a question Cars and Coffee Garage answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/carsandcoffeegarage. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_carsandcoffeegarage and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Cars and Coffee Garage The About page says that since establishing Cars and Coffee Garage in Houston, Texas, the business has become a destination for classic car enthusiasts seeking restoration, custom fabrication and mechanical services. No founding year, and no number of years in business, is published. Two co-owners are named. David Gavin is described as Co-Owner and Master Mechanic, with knowledge extending from 100-year-old carburetors to modern fuel injection systems and hands-on experience with powertrains from both modern and classic cars. Travis Silbernagel is described as Co-Owner and Master CNC Programmer, who after many years in the aerospace industry machining to tight tolerances brought his engineering and machining experience to the custom automotive industry. Four further team members are listed: Danny Ings (Gearhead), Rodrigo Lima (Senior Mechanic), Tim Hendrick (Shop Manager) and Mario Jota (Mechanic). The Our Story section says the owners stripped apart their first classic cars, found previous work had not been done correctly, and that a passion for manufacturing and engineering their own parts drives the business. The stated mission is to bring their passion for automotive excellence to the Greater Houston area. Customer reviews on the homepage name projects including a Beck Speedster, 1972 and 1966 and 1965 Ford Mustangs, a 1961 Ford Galaxie, a 1964 Datsun Fairlady, a 1963 Ford Thunderbird and a 1972 Cadillac Eldorado. The site claims no ASE certification, no factory or manufacturer certification, no trade licence number and no warranty or guarantee on its work. The shop is at 904 Pennsylvania St, South Houston, TX 77587; phone +1 (713) 635-9959. Source: https://carsandcoffeegarage.com/about-us/ ## What Cars and Coffee Garage does Under Classic Car Maintenance and Servicing the services page says even a well-maintained classic car still needs periodic servicing to keep it at its best on the road, and that some classic cars need more attention on important components, especially where safety is a factor. The page says the shop can help with everything from bodywork to wiring to get a classic car back to 100 percent. The listed maintenance and repair services are: body work repairs for dents, rust or damage; brake master cylinders, slave cylinders or calipers, brake lines, pads, rotors; carburetor rebuilds and tuning; door and window alignment, repairs and rebuilds; engine and transmission seals, gaskets, bushings and bearings; suspension springs, shocks, bushings and ball joints; and wiring repairs, rebuilds and diagnostics. The FAQ adds that not all classic cars need a full restoration to be enjoyed, and that the most common services in this category are carburetor rebuilds, engine tune ups, gasket replacements, suspension bushings, and spring and shock replacements. It notes that maintenance can be more involved if the engine or transmission needs internal work, or if wiring harnesses need replacing. The shop is at 904 Pennsylvania St, South Houston, TX 77587, phone +1 (713) 635-9959. No repair prices, labour rates, service fees or turnaround times are published anywhere on the site, and no ASE or factory certifications are claimed. Anyone wanting a cost or a schedule for a specific repair should contact the shop directly rather than rely on a published figure. Cars and Coffee Garage LLC is a classic car restoration and customization shop in South Houston, Texas. Despite the name, the website describes no cafe, no car storage, no club membership and no event programme; the services listed are automotive repair, restoration, customization and in-house parts manufacturing for classic cars and motorcycles. The site calls the business "Houston's Premier Vintage Car Restoration Shop" and says it serves the greater Houston area. The site groups the services into four headings: Classic Car Maintenance and Servicing (brakes, suspension, engine, etc.), Factory Correct Restorations (exterior, interior, suspension, driveline, etc.), Performance Upgrades for Classic Cars (powertrain swaps, suspension upgrades, etc.), and Frame Off Custom Resto-Mod Builds (custom chassis, custom interior, custom bodywork, etc.). Alongside the vehicle work the shop advertises precision CNC capabilities, covering rapid prototyping of parts that cannot be sourced and production manufacturing, described as converting prints to parts on CNC mills and conventional manual machining equipment for a variety of industries. The FAQ says the shop specializes in vintage and classic vehicles, that exact years may vary, and that this typically means pre-1978 Ford, Lincoln, Dodge, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Nash, Triumph, Datsun, Honda, Toyota, BMW, Mercedes and many more. Both cars and motorcycles are mentioned. Contact is by phone at +1 (713) 635-9959, by email, or through the contact form. The address is 904 Pennsylvania St, South Houston, TX 77587. The website publishes no prices, no rates and no opening hours, and states no certifications or warranty terms. Source: https://carsandcoffeegarage.com/services/ ## Where Cars and Coffee Garage works Cars and Coffee Garage is located at 904 Pennsylvania St, South Houston, TX 77587. The phone number given across the site is +1 (713) 635-9959. Two email addresses appear: info@carsandcoffeegarage.com on the contact page, and carsandcoffeegarage@gmail.com in the site footer. There is also a contact form headed "Send Us a Message" on the contact page. The contact page states the areas served: classic car enthusiasts throughout the Greater Houston area, including Conroe, Tomball, The Woodlands, Sugarland, Pearland, Clear Lake, Webster, Friendswood, and surrounding communities. Elsewhere the site repeats that the shop serves the greater Houston area and describes itself as being in Houston, Texas. The website does not publish opening hours of any kind. No days of the week, no open or close times, and no appointment booking tool or online scheduling calendar appear anywhere on the site. There is also no published statement about walk-ins, other than the FAQ answer on free consultation, which says the shop welcomes anyone to come to the shop at 904 Pennsylvania St, South Houston, TX 77587 and bring their car to discuss potential work. Anyone who needs to know when the shop is open, or wants to book or schedule a visit, should phone or email to arrange it. The shop links to Facebook, Instagram and YouTube accounts for shop updates. No second location or mobile service is mentioned. Lists Houston, Mercedes, South Houston, Lincoln, and Lima as a location. Names Pennsylvania, Texas, Conroe, Friendswood, Houston, Pearland, South Houston, and The Woodlands as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://carsandcoffeegarage.com/contact/ ## Prices The website publishes no prices, no price list, no hourly rates and no fees for any service. What it does describe is how to get a quote. The homepage offers a "Free Restoration Estimate" and invites people to get in touch; the FAQ explains the estimate process in detail. On estimates, the FAQ says yes, the shop offers them. When an inquiry for restoration work comes in, the shop asks as many questions as it can and asks for detailed pictures of the project, in order to understand the starting condition and form an idea of what the project will take. From there it builds out an estimate of the work to be completed for the potential client to approve, and once approved the project can be brought in and work can start. The FAQ adds a caveat in the shop's own words: while it tries to estimate as best it can, there are some services that simply cannot be estimated because there are far too many variables to account for. On consultation, the FAQ says the shop offers a free consultation and welcomes anyone to come to the shop at 904 Pennsylvania St, South Houston, TX 77587 and bring their car to discuss any potential work. On billing, the FAQ says the shop bills at regular intervals, typically twice per month as the project progresses, and that invoices include detailed labor summaries and labor records, typically paired with photo and video documentation on YouTube. It states that no money down is required to begin a project because billing follows completed work, but that the cost of the parts needed to start the project must be paid before work begins. To ask about cost, call +1 (713) 635-9959. Source: https://carsandcoffeegarage.com/contact/ ## Concours restorations and resto-mod performance upgrades Concours restorations are described as restoring a vehicle to the same style and mechanical standard as it was from the factory, with the shop stating it strives for a higher standard of cosmetic quality than the factory would have done. The listed concours work covers bodywork and sheet metal work done to factory spec, interior repairs and replacements done to factory spec, original chrome repair, and sourcing OEM components. Performance Upgrades, described on the site as Resto-Mod work, are explained as a classic car that keeps the appearance of a stock car while performance areas are improved: drum brakes upgraded to disc brakes, suspension upgraded to something more suitable for performance such as double wishbone front suspension and 4-link rear suspension with coil overs, and the powertrain upgraded for reliability and performance. The specific upgrades listed are A/C upgrades (Vintage Air, Classic Auto Air), disc brake conversion (Wilwood disc brakes, manual or boosted master cylinder), EFI swaps (Holley EFI swaps and tuning), engine and transmission swaps (LS swap, Coyote swap, T56 swap), powertrain upgrades to carburetor, heads, cam, crankshaft and connecting rods, suspension upgrades, and wiring updates such as electric windows, electric door locks and digital gauges. The homepage adds that the shop offers upgrades for brakes, suspension and electrical systems because modern driving conditions differ from when a vintage car was new, and says it works within the customer's budget and prioritizes upgrades accordingly. No price, cost or estimate figure for any of this work appears on the website; the shop asks people to get in touch for an estimate. Source: https://carsandcoffeegarage.com/services/ ## Custom builds, fabrication and CNC machining Frame-Off Custom Builds are described as tailored specifically to the driver, with everything from mild to extreme drivetrains installed, numerous custom fabricated and machined parts, extensive body work and a custom interior to suit. The listed custom build work includes bodywork such as wheel tubs, fender flares, floor channeling and door handle and drip rail shaves; frame-off chassis builds using Roadster Shop and TCI chassis; powertrain modifications including EFI swaps, engine swaps, transmission swaps and rear axle upgrades; suspension swaps including 4-link rear, double wishbone front and independent rear suspension; and wiring updates. The site says that if a part cannot be sourced, the shop can make it, using either sheet metal fabrication or in-house CNC manufactured parts. Under precision CNC capabilities the homepage describes rapid prototyping, saying that with aerospace precision capabilities and rapid design the shop can make any custom part a classic car needs, and production manufacturing, saying that from CNC mills to a full array of conventional manual machining equipment it has the tools to convert prints to parts, producing machine parts used in a variety of industries and applications. The About page gives an example: a brake arm for a 1972 Triumph 650 motorcycle, where the shop took measurements, designed the part in CAD and CNC machined a new piece from billet steel. No machining rates, part prices, minimum order quantities or lead times are published. The shop is contacted at +1 (713) 635-9959 or through the form on its contact page. Source: https://carsandcoffeegarage.com/services/ ## What Cars and Coffee Garage has not published yet These are things people ask Cars and Coffee Garage that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - warranty or guarantee terms - turnaround times or completion dates - ase or factory certifications - opening hours - parts sourcing or delivery timelines - insurance coverage or claim handling Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://carsandcoffeegarage.com