It started with one dead Triumph.
In 1974, Hollis bought a seized 1968 Bonneville for the price of a good dinner, swore at it for a winter, and brought it back to life in spring. The neighbours noticed. Fifty years later the philosophy has not changed: take the time, keep the receipts, and never hand back a machine you would not ride yourself.
June came aboard in 1989 with a gift for paint and a stubborn eye for period detail. Together they have logged six hundred restorations, and they still argue happily about jet sizes most afternoons.
