At Bruno Enterprises, we understand that your air-cooled vehicle is much more than just a car. We provide dedicated service from a knowledgeable mechanic whose love for classic VWs and vintage Porsches runs just as deep as yours. We are proud to be one of the last shops of its kind that helps keep these iconic vehicles on the road in the Inland Northwest.
Learn about the shop and owner Adam Bruno.
One of the most exciting and fun challenges that I do in my job is transforming a dilapidated vehicle into something that my customer and I can be proud of: a vehicle that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also is mechanically sound and reliable. There’s nothing more satisfying than being the first person to…
1958 Volkswagen Beetle – Super solid and complete! Great winter project!
Professional, Communicative, Solid Work, Reasonable Pricing
Adam recently worked on my 67′ Westy. It took a while to get in because he is so busy but he communicated the wait time clearly. When he got to work on the bus (new axle seal, brake adjustment, and welding in a new battery tray) the work was quick, clean and good. The bus was in and out in 2 days – important as this is my daily driver.
He was in contact with me about each aspect of the work and managed expectations well. In particular with the battery tray, Adam wanted to communicate what to expect it to look like on the outside when done (grey primer after grinding welds smooth). The actual outcome was smooth and clean and as described.
When it was time to pay it was a better deal than any other place I’ve taken my bus in town. He was also flexible about pick up, allowing my wife to bring money and pick up the key enabling me to come pick up the bus later that night.
It’s getting harder to find someone who has long experience with the old air cooled VW’s. I brought my ’78 Westy to Adam, and I could not be more pleased! He addressed all of my concerns, communicated well with me and went above and beyond. Price was more than reasonable, and came in right on estimate. I have found my new mechanic. Thanks Adam!
