Beyond restoration

An original Jaguar E-Type—taken down to bare metal, stripped of age, and reconstructed without compromise. We do not merely restore cars. We distill their soul into automotive art.

Hand-finished V8 with fluted valve covers in signal orange — The heart — hand-finished V8

Cabin with wood-rimmed wheel, period-style gauges and saddle leather — The cabin — saddle hide, period gauges

Front study: riveted bonnet, mesh grille and yellow driving lamps — The face — louvred, riveted, resolved

Polished stainless twin exhaust beneath the rebuilt rear suspension — The underside — finished like the top side

Rear three-quarter of a Borrmann build in silver over an orange spine

Built with intent

A Borrmann begins with a donor car. What follows is a process of reduction, refinement and reconstruction.

Around 1,200 hours go into shaping metal, refining mechanics and crafting the interior by hand.

Craftsmanship

Six cars a year. Not one more.

1,200

Hours per car

Months per car

Cars a year

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