What is Ringbrothers?
American restomod shop in Wisconsin, founded by Jim and Mike Ring. Famous for high-end muscle car restomods and bespoke Mustang and Camaro builds.
Ringbrothers (sometimes Ring Brothers) is an American restomod shop based in Wisconsin, founded by brothers Jim and Mike Ring. The company specializes in high-end restomod builds of classic American muscle cars, with particular emphasis on Mustangs and Camaros. The shop has built notable cars for collectors and won SEMA Battle of the Builders awards multiple times.
Ringbrothers signature builds include modified 1965-1969 Mustangs (often with modern Coyote V8 engines, custom suspension, and elaborate paint), 1969 Camaros (often with LS V8 swaps and modern chassis upgrades), and various other classic American muscle cars. Each build is bespoke to the client; pricing typically ranges from $300,000 to $1 million+ depending on the project scope.
The Ringbrothers aesthetic emphasizes meticulous craftsmanship combined with modern engineering improvements. Cars maintain the visual character of the original era while incorporating modern brakes, suspension, fuel injection, and powertrain. The result is classic American muscle car style with modern reliability and performance. The shop has been featured extensively in automotive media and at SEMA shows.
