1967 Pontiac GTO
This restoration began with a vision—and a visit. In 2017, owner Mike Bjur toured Lost in Time Restoration to inspect a 1967 GTO HO 4-speed model that was for sale. What he saw convinced him instantly: Jim and Michael’s workmanship stood out, and their reputation for honest, high-quality builds sealed the deal.
The project evolved into a full rotisserie restoration, blending classic muscle with modern precision. The shop meticulously handled every stage of the build, transforming the vehicle into a show-stopping, award-worthy Resto Mod.
My first introduction to Jim and Michael was at their shop in 2017 to look at a 67 GTO HO 4 speed car that was for sale.
The owner of the GTO, in his ad, highly recommended using Lost in Time Restoration for completing some work they had already started on the car. After seeing the GTO and the little work they had already done, and seeing a few examples of their finished work, I knew Lost in Time was the shop I would use to finish my project.
I now know why the previous owner recommended them. The hardest part of any car build or resto is finding an honest trustworthy, capable shop that won’t take your project and put in body shop jail! I was impressed by their attention to detail, perfection, and passion for turning out the finest work possible. This is the shop for me!
This was a frame-off, rotisserie restoration.
Jim’s expertise and knowledge of all aspects of building either restoration or resto-mod, suggestions, recommendations, referrals, were invaluable in producing a show-stopping, award-winning result.
Jim and Michael are honest, hardworking, “car guys” and were great to work with every step of the way.
Not only were they able to complete all the body and paintwork flawlessly (did I mention my color was black!) they did complete chassis assembly, added disc brakes, suspension, custom plumbed and wired the entire car and installed all of the drive trains seamlessly, they did most of the interior restoration too, for a ground-up turnkey restoration.
I recommend Lost in time to all my “car guy” friends and if I were to do another project, no question they would be the ones to do the work.