Current School Projects

1954 Hutson Jet:

This vintage car of the fifty's is to be completely restored and work began October 17th, 2006.

1955 Chevy PU:

This vehicle is completely disassembled and is now ready to be reassembled. Progress has taken place on this project. The bare frame and its components have been powder coated and all new shackle and steering parts have been installed to make the chassis roll again. All the work was preformed by the students.

327 Cid Chevy V8:

This is a donated engine that is looking for someone to step up and provide the funds to allow our student to completely rebuild it. After rebuilding it will be sold and the funds made available so we can have other students do another engine.

472 Cid Cadillac V8:

This is a donated engine that our students will completely rebuild. After rebuilding it will be sold and the funds made available so we can have other students do another engine. Thanks go out to both the sponsor of this project and the purchaser who allowed us to start the next project,

1994 Pontiac Grand-Am

Car is in great shape but, the engine needs rebuilt. Then this car will be sold to provide student funds for another student project.

1932 Auburn Speedster:

This is a very rare car that needs a complete restoration and is in need of a sponsor and some minor parts. New tires have been installed and the students have started to look at what it will need to become the ride that it once was.

1962 Buick Electra:

This car needs an engine and transmission. The interior and body are immaculate.

1958 Studebaker President:

This vehicle needs the brakes gone through and the engine running up to its potential.

If your vehicle is drivable, haulable, or dragable, Montana Automotive Technologies will consider it for a tax deductible donation. A donated vehicle can be used for a project, for parts, or for resale. At the present we have several donated automobiles and parts for sale which may fit your needs Call us at 406-541-6284 for further information....

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