COLLECTOR CAR APPRECIATION DAY - Resolution 513 -S.Res.513 - A resolution designating July 9, 2010, as "Collector Car Appreciation Day" and recognizing that the collection and restoration of historic and classic cars is an important part of preserving the technological achievements and cultural heritage of the United States. Click here for more information about the resolution.

Ragtops & Roadsters is now available on Facebook for all of our enthusiasts and friends to follow! Click here to see the Ragtops & Roadsters Facebook page, and start following us for even more news and updates about the shop.

Please join us for our 16th Annual "Spring Open House." on May 22nd 2010, 9AM-4PM. All British Enthusiasts and Friends are invited to tour our shop and meet our staff. We have many cars "in restoration" here at our shop located at 203 South Fourth Street Perkasie, PA, 18944. Please click Download Flyer for a flyer for the event. Click here for directions to our shop.

Due to the increasing demand for our services we are able to offer a position for a SKILLED and KNOWLEDGEABLE Restoration Mechanic/Technician at our Pottstown location. Please click here for more information

The Ragtops & Roadsters staff is pleased to announce our "Annual VIP Maintenance Program." You've invested a lot in your vehicle. Don't ignore the unique requirements to keep it in top condition. Regular maintenance by knowledgeable professionals can prevent costly repairs that keep your car off the road and in the shop. Click here for details of this comprehensive program. Click here to see the Vehicle Inspection Checklist.

Sunday May 31st was a beautiful morning- a good day to drive a classic British car. Joe Marchione and his wife Pat drove their 1959 Lotus Elite to the Concours show grounds at Northampton Community College from our shop in Perkasie. Their 1959 Series 1 Elite had been invited to attend the U. S. Eastern Concours this year. The drive was good and the 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Concours was in full swing when they arrived. After parking with all of the other sport cars in their class Joe cleaned up the car to get ready for the Concours judging. All too soon the Judges arrived and Joe was at hand to answer any questions. After our luncheon a red ribbon appeared on the windscreen. You guessed it! First Place in the Closed Sports Car Class. The class had consisted of 6 closed cars, an E-Type Coupe, 2 Porsches, a Bricklin and a Ferrari. Quite an honor to bring home a First Place Trophy. After a victorious drive home plans were being fine tuned for the next event.More...