Ringbrothers

Ringbrothers, founded by brothers Mike and Jim Ring in 2011, is widely credited with pushing the American muscle car restomod toward genuine high-end craftsmanship: carbon-fibre bodywork, in-house billet parts, and engineering depth that regularly wins SEMA's top awards. Commissions are one-off rather than a fixed model line, built to each client's spec at the company's Spring Green, Wisconsin workshop, and have run from a 700hp Dodge Charger to a 1,246hp Buick Grand National and, more recently, a carbon-bodied 1971 Aston Martin DBS. Waiting lists are long and every build is priced on its own terms. For collectors who want a genuinely bespoke muscle car rather than a catalogue build, this is the address.