Welcome to Atlanta’s Trusted Mobile Vintage, Classic & Muscle Car Repair.

Richard is a highly skilled Certified Master Mechanic with over 30 years of experience.

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Vintage Values. Modern Convenience. Genuine Craftsmanship.

For Richard Varney, working on classic cars isn’t just a profession — it’s a lifelong passion. With over 30 years of hands-on experience, Richard has become one of Atlanta’s most trusted mechanics for vintage, muscle and classic vehicles.

His reputation is built on precision diagnostics, reliable repairs, and a deep respect for the cars and their owners.

Richard specializes in keeping older vehicles running smoothly without the hassle of a traditional shop. He brings the tools, the knowledge, and the old-school attention to detail directly to your home or garage, saving you time and protecting your investment.

From early American to mid-century muscle to European classics, Richard understands the nuances of vintage automotive systems — carburetors, cooling, charging, electrical, brakes, and more.

But more than just fixing cars, he builds relationships. He listens, explains, and treats every vehicle as if it were his own.

Expertise in hard-to-diagnose driveability and electrical issues

Average 5-star reviews

Based on 500+ users’ reviews

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“Saved me a fortune and a headache.”
“Richard diagnosed a hard-start issue on my ‘72 Chevelle that two shops couldn’t figure out. He came to my garage, explained everything, and had it running better than ever. A true craftsman.”
— Mark D., Decatur

By Laurie D.

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“The only one I trust with my classic.”
“Richard knows vintage cars inside and out. He’s worked on my ‘66 Mustang a few times — from brakes to electrical — and always does honest, clean work. Plus, he comes right to me!”
— Janelle R., Buckhead

By Matt R.

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“Top-notch mobile service.”
“When my ‘79 Mercedes wouldn’t start, Richard came out the same day and had it diagnosed and repaired by the afternoon. Polite, professional, and truly knows his stuff.”
— Theo M., East Atlanta