Future Classic Parts wrote a feature article about our shop called "A Carrera GT Haven." The opening line captures something I'm proud of: "Stepping foot into the shop for the first time introduced visitors to the most Carrera GTs they'd ever seen. Eight of the 671 examples that were brought into the United States were just sitting there."
Only 671 Carrera GTs were delivered to the United States. Having eight of them in one place at one time—more than 1% of all US-delivered CGTs—is something that still amazes me.
The concentration of CGTs in our shop reflects years of building expertise and reputation. Each of those eight cars arrived because its owner researched options, evaluated alternatives, and concluded that Repasi Motorwerks was the right choice. Eight simultaneous examples means eight owners reached the same conclusion independently.
That's a concentration of trust I don't take lightly.
For enthusiasts who might see a CGT once a year in the wild, encountering eight in one space can be overwhelming. I've had visitors stand in the shop, turning slowly to take it all in, unable to believe what they're seeing. That reaction reminds me how special these cars are—and how fortunate I am to work on them every day.
What makes this concentration possible is the expertise that comes from sustained focus. Each CGT that comes through teaches something—a variation in how an issue presents, a technique that works better than alternatives, a pattern that appears across examples. When you're seeing eight cars at once, that learning accelerates compared to shops that might see one CGT per year.
The "haven" description in the article title captures something important about the relationship owners have with our shop. For CGT owners who've struggled to find knowledgeable service providers—who've dealt with shops that didn't understand their car or couldn't diagnose problems—discovering a facility that specializes in their car feels like finding a safe harbor.
That's what I want Repasi Motorwerks to be: a haven where CGT owners know their cars are understood, respected, and properly cared for. A place where they can talk with people who share their passion for these remarkable vehicles.
The logistics required to maintain this volume deserve recognition. Each CGT requires specialized parts, documented service procedures, and the kind of attention that doesn't permit shortcuts. Serving multiple clients simultaneously while maintaining quality standards requires systems and team capabilities that develop only through sustained commitment.
For CGT owners evaluating service options, the concentration documented in Future Classic's feature provides meaningful information. If a significant percentage of all US-delivered CGTs pass through our facility, that reflects market consensus about where expertise resides.
For potential CGT buyers, understanding where most owners choose to have their cars serviced provides guidance for your own future maintenance decisions. The investment required to acquire a CGT deserves protection through proper care from specialists who understand these cars.
I'm grateful to Future Classic Parts for documenting what we've built here in Stratford. Every CGT in our shop represents an owner who trusted us, and we work every day to earn that trust.
Future Classic Parts called us "A Carrera GT Haven." That description means a lot to me because it captures exactly what I've worked to build: a place where CGT owners can bring their cars with confidence, surrounded by similar examples, serviced by people who understand these vehicles intimately. Thank you to every owner who's made this concentration possible.

