White Post Restorations

04/09/2026

***JOB OPPORTUNITY – EXPERIENCED MECHANICS***

Knowledgeable/previous experience with vintage/collector autos (pre-1980).

Competitive salary and benefit package including –
paid vacation, holidays, 401K, & company paid health insurance.

Flexible, 4-day work week.

Email resume to [email protected] or call (540) 837-1140

12/22/2025

He's simply one of the best!

WHITE POST — Tommy Larrick is about as perfect of an employee as a business could have, according to White Post Restorations owner Billy Thompson IV.

06/13/2025

1963 Corvette Split Window Sting Ray Coupe 🇺🇸

04/01/2025

***EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY***

ENTRY LEVEL POSITION - JOB TRAINING PROVIDED. Prior machine shop experience a plus but not required.

Full-time position available in our expanding brake sleeving division for a HYDRAULIC BRAKE CYLINDER MACHINE OPERATOR.

* Fully paid health care
* Paid vacation & holidays
* Flexible, 4-day work week

Email us or call to inquire. Applications also available on-site, Tuesday-Friday from 7am-5pm.

10/25/2024

The cutest Cameo we ever did see. 😍

1957 Chevrolet Cameo. Another treasured family heirloom restored.

10/16/2024

Always exciting to see our work receive top honors!

This is one of two SS1s that we've had in our shop. We were privileged to take the other one to the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in 2017.

10/11/2024

Taking it back to our roots as a farm machinery repair shop with our smallest restoration project to date. A 1954 Farmall Model M pedal tractor. A one-year only, treasured family heirloom has been restored.

07/11/2024

Here is a photo from the 1992 Apple Blossom Parade of Billy Thompson driving one of his antique cars carrying Rep. & Mrs. Alson Smith.

Image and text provided by the Clarke County Historical Association

06/21/2024

1928 Packard 443 Phaeton
..yep, we're speechless too.

06/09/2024

It was a fantastic day for Horses & Horsepower!

Very special thanks to the Sheppards for allowing us to show off our most recently completed restoration of their 1928 Packard 443 Phaeton. It was a show stopper and crowd pleaser!