Graveyard Run Restorations

Graveyard Run Restorations is a family-owned antique and classic car restoration shop in Bradyville, Tennessee, in Cannon County southeast of Murfreesboro. The shop says the Seybold family owns and operates it and that it has more than 25 years of experience. This profile draws on the shop's own website and published contact page. It is an independent summary, and the shop has no partnership with Classic Cars Arena. Anyone weighing a project can start with our notes on how to choose a restoration shop.

Who they are

The website presents Graveyard Run as a restoration shop for antique automobiles and classic cars and calls itself the shop for antique auto restorations in Tennessee. That is the shop's own positioning, not an independent ranking. It says the team has completed about 24 full-body, off-frame restorations. The contact page lists 855 Geedsville Road, Bradyville, TN 37026, and the phone number is (615) 765-7076.

What they restore

The shop lists antique and classic cars generally rather than a single marque. Its stated focus areas are concours restorations, AACA-style restorations, resto-mods and street rods. The site does not name a narrow era or brand, so owners of unusual cars should ask directly about experience with their model.

Work done in-house

• Full-body, off-frame restorations
• On-frame body restorations
• Paint
• Custom interiors
• Mechanical services and engine swaps

The shop describes full restorations as its core work and also lists partial jobs and builds that depart from factory specification, such as resto-mods.

Projects and awards

The shop describes its work as award-winning and keeps an awards page on its site, but we could not open an itemized list of named awards, so none are listed here. Its YouTube channel and social accounts document restorations in progress, which gives prospective customers a way to see the work before calling.

Working with the shop

The shop publishes some of its terms, which is useful to know in advance. It says any proposal without a signed agreement carries a $500 fee before the proposal is issued, and it posts a sample restoration agreement on its site. It also offers private pickup and delivery from almost anywhere, and a virtual tour of the facility. Those are the shop's own statements, so confirm current terms before committing. A full off-frame job is a large commitment, so ask for the scope and likely hours in writing.

Reputation

We did not open a review profile for this shop, so we are not quoting a rating. Directory listings show a Birdeye page; read the reviews directly and ask the shop for customer references and recent completed cars.

Visiting

The shop sits in a rural part of Cannon County, so call ahead at (615) 765-7076 before driving out. Hours are not published on the pages we read. If you are still looking for a car to restore, browse classic project cars for sale.