“Someday” finally arrived with this 1972 Malibu, transformed from a stock car into the owner’s lifelong dream of a custom Chevelle muscle car, featuring a performance chassis, hand-built GM LS9 supercharged engine, early 6L80e transmission, pro-touring interior, and custom Forgiato wheels. More than just a car, this build is a powerful reminder that "now" is the only time we're promised, and that truth fuels our passion to chase the dreams that make us feel alive.

From new car dealer to classic car collector, this Texas OEM dealer commissioned us to build a one-of-a-kind Convertible Camaro, focusing on safety with fuel injection, modern disc brakes, and a Tesla-inspired electric braking system. With transparency and precision, we delivered this custom Camaro in just about 14 months, proudly making it the centerpiece of his personal collection.

The Double Nickel Ranch Project perfectly illustrates how restoration bridges past and present, as what began as a “restoration rescue” became a full build featuring a bagged chassis with a Ford 9-inch rear, retro-performance engine bay, modern-classic interior, and bold PPG Vibrancy paint scheme. When the owner drove this unique build to church, the crowd’s excitement was so great that the Pastor joked, “Please don’t bring that car back to church… so I can have a congregation!”

Dreams do come true, and this 1972 Corvette survivor—found as the ideal restoration candidate—received a full, in-house, nuts-and-bolts restoration completed in just 14 months. Originally a rare survivor car preserved in its original condition, this build transformed great aspirations into reality, proving that some dreams really are worth the wait.

Prairie View A&M Homecoming is our goal. This classic Arrived as a good Impala with potential to become great. Sabra and the client collaborated to produce a one of a kind custom restomod convertible. The 1965 Impala was a completely new model with a "Coke bottle" fender treatment and signature triple tail lights. The Impala had a perimeter frame instead of the X-frame used in the 1964 model. The build concept was a blend of aftermarket sophistication and southern swagger.

"Baby" is a movie star clone for a wonderful couple in California. The car driven by Dean Winchester in the TV show Supernatural is a 1967 Chevrolet Impala nicknamed "Baby". The Impala is a classic American muscle car with a black exterior, chrome accents, and a fastback roof. It's a prominent feature in the show, serving as a sanctuary for the Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean, and a place to store their supernatural weapons.

This project was sold then regained again by the current owner. The restoration goal was to restored to a "track appearance" meaning its more a track restoration than a show car. The 1970 Ford Torino Talladega was a muscle car produced by Ford in the early weeks of 1969. It was designed as a more aerodynamic version of the Torino / Fairlane Cobra, specifically to enhance Ford's competitiveness in NASCAR. The car was sold to the public due to homologation rules, which required at least 500 units to be produced and made available.

If Pontiac sold a high performance GTO in 2024, then this is the version by Sabra. 1300 horses and counting gets the juices flowing. This Custom GTO is a signature one-off by Sabra. The 1970 Pontiac GTO was a muscle car that was popular with younger generations and was considered a leader in the muscle car category. Here are some facts about the 1970 GTO.

The Pizza Delivery Man's Car. Back in the early 1970 Dodges were rotting and rusting away and with the changes in fuel prices these projects became less desirable. This client bought the car for $800. Many years later, Sabra and his team had the pleasure of returning this project back to normalcy.

A Childhood dream which needed some major TLC - 1967 Goat built at Restorations By Sabra. The 1967 Pontiac GTO stands as one of the most beautiful muscle cars of all time. To their iconic muscle car's pleasing nose, Pontiac designers added simple polished "chain link" grille inserts. At the tail, they sculpted some edges and cleaned up the lamps.

This was our first car in Argentina. A collector from Argentina asked Mr. Johnson to build him a car but had no donor, he made an offer to buy one of the builders personal Camaros and redeveloped the Gold Camaro into something special. The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro was the first generation of the iconic American pony car. Introduced in 1966 as a 1967 model year, it was a direct competitor to the Ford Mustang, and was available in various body styles including coupe, convertible, and hardtop. 

Legacy Project - My Dad's Car. The 1964 Chevrolet Corvette was a sports car with a refined style, comfortable interior, and improved ride quality compared to the previous year. It was known for its dual personality, combining Corvette performance with luxury. This full restoration was built by Sabra.

The 1968 Pontiac Bonneville, known for its bold styling and powerful V8 performance, was the top-tier full-size model in Pontiac’s lineup. With its distinctive stacked headlights and luxury features, the ’68 Bonneville was a symbol of elegance and American muscle. This stunning drop-top was built by Restorations By Sabra for the family of NBA superstar Damian Lillard—honoring both the car’s legacy and the family's vision with timeless craftsmanship.

The 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Custom Big Block Restomod, built at City Classic Cars, is a bold fusion of classic muscle and modern performance. This restomod retains the iconic style of the original Chevelle while upgrading its power, safety, and comfort with contemporary technology. It’s a perfect example of how City Classic Cars brings new life to timeless legends.