New World Engine and Machine Works is a small, high quality engine and chassis rebuilding company that has operated in Maine for over 20 years. Machinists Paul Chenea and James Welch are the primary employees with over 60 collective years of experience in antique engine and chassis restoration.
General Shop Services and Machine Shop Services include, but are not limited to the following:
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General Shop Services
Engine Rebuilding
Transmission rebuilding - Standard transmissions are done in house and automatic transmissions are shipped out.
Chassis rebuilding - Including brakes, steering, suspension, axles, and exhaust.
Coordinate with body shop for sandblasting and painting of chassis parts.
Removal and installation of engine and transmission.
Installation of wiring harnesses.
Painting and detailing of engine and transmission
Parts locating
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1924 Cadillac V-8
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Machine Shop Services
Cylinder boring and sleeving
Head and block milling
Valve guide and seat replacement
Three angle valve job
Connecting rod reconditioning, straightening, and bashing
Crankshaft and camshaft welding, and grinding
Engine balancing
Rockershaft repairs
Babbitting
Align boring and honing
Glass bead blasting
Aluminum cylinder head straightening and welding
1928 Franklin Air Cooled
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1907 Buick 2 Cylinder
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Whether it is a complete chassis and engine restoration of a 1932 Chevrolet Coach, 1952 Citroen 15-6 Touring Car, 1930 L-29 Cord, 1928 Franklin Air Cooled, 1924 Cadillac V-8, Packard, Ford Model As and Ts, or any other classic or collector car, New World Engine and Machine Works has the knowledge and expertise to perform a trophy winning restoration. Our customers are encouraged to communicate with us on a regular basis, from start to finish, on their individual project to ensure all expectations are met.
Packard Straight 8 Before Restoration
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Packard Straight 8 After Restoration
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References for the quality of the work performed by New World Engine and Machine Works are available at your request.
Member - Automotive Engine Rebuilders Association - A.E.R.A.
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Restored Packard Straight 8 On Chassis
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