We are restoration professionals, specialised in Ferrari models from the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s.
Brandoli
Superior services to get your car back on the road, restored to its former glory.
348 TS
The car had been locked away in a garage for far too long.
So, working together with the customer, we arranged for it to be brought to our bodyshop in Montale Rangone, where we carried out our usual meticulous inspection.
Chassis 10025
| 275 GTB/4 Alluminio
A three-year restoration project has returned all the car’s original features to their original glory.
So, once again, Egidio Brandoli s.r.l. and Tom Hartley Jnr have achieved an outstanding result with a model that can today compete for the Best in Class award at the world’s most important Concours d’Elegance.
Chassis 3589 GT
| Ferrari 250 GTO
The Brandoli Egidio srl company was selected by Tom Hartley Jnr to be the key specialist partner for the complex restoration of the car’s original bodywork.
The ‘First in Class’ M-2: Ferrari Late award won at the prestigious Pebble Beach 2024 Concours d’Elegance is the culmination of a meticulous three-year restoration by Ferrari Classiche.
With this car, we were asked to restore its pop-up headlights to the original plexiglass version.
At Brandoli, we helped the customer with the Ferrari Classiche Authenticity Certification process by contacting the Maranello department and organising the pro-certification inspection. Handling acceptable and unacceptable flaws.
Chassis 12421
| Ferrari 365 GTC
This car arrived in Modena where it was completely restored by craftsmen who are vintage Ferrari experts.
At Brandoli we took care of the bodywork and assembly.
Handed back in Spring 2024, the car obtained the Ferrari Classiche Certificate of Authenticity and immediately won The Restoration Award at the Cavallino Classic Modena 2024 Elegance Competition.
Chassis 805551
| Fiat Abarth 1000 BA
A factory prototype that raced at Le Mans in 1960 and 1961.
Its restoration was carefully handled to ensure every detail was perfect.
Egidio Brandoli s.r.l. and Edi Wyss, two leading restorers of classic cars, have once again achieved a superb result with a model that can now compete in the most prestigious competitions.
Ferrari 365P Berlinetta Speciale
Gianni Agnelli’s famous dream car is a unique creation that surpasses all comparisons.
We were able to restore its distinctive contours thanks to an in-depth study of historical photographs and our vast experience of vintage Ferraris.
The restoration of the bodywork was entrusted to Brandoli by Cremonini Classic who were commissioned by Kidston.
Everything begins at the Scaglietti bodyshop, where Egidio Brandoli witnesses the birth and development of the Ferrari Sport and Gran Turismo models from 1963 to 1979.
Having honed his craft and people skills for seventeen years at this prestigious Ferrari-serving bodyshop, Egidio Brandoli becomes head of the newly established ‘restoration division’ and righthand man to owner Sergio Scaglietti.
The craft company we know today, led by Roberto Brandoli, has distant roots.
In this video, released in 2024, Egidio tells his story. “I used to live in Castelnuovo Rangone, where the bell ringer would knock on my door at 6.30 in the morning to tell me to go and serve mass. Sergio Scaglietti’s bodyshop, in Modena, was like a family where you felt at home. You had the freedom to do whatever you thought would make an improvement. I always dreamed of having my own bodyshop. It seemed like a distant goal, but with the help of the whole family, my wife, and Roberto who backed me up, I succeeded.”
For over forty years, we have defined car design as the restoration and maintenance of classic vintage cars and their vast cultural, economic and aesthetic value.
We are the custodians of a unique level of technical know-how, fuelled by a passion that is not just a job, but a true vocation handed down through generations.
Professionisti del restauro, specialisti sui modelli d’epoca italiani degli anni ’50, ’60, ’70.
We are restoration professionals, specialised in Ferrari models from the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s.
