Evan B.
10/21/2014
Chuck is a miracle worker. I had a nightmare of an experience buying a used truck (the experience was the nightmare, not so much the car), but the thing did come with a spotted past -- an...
Jack's Auto Top
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Grass Valley, CA 95945
Jack's Auto Top and Upholstery, established in 1962 by Jack Smith, is a renowned auto upholstery business now owned and managed by Chuck Croop. With a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship, Jack's Auto Top has received numerous awards and recognition in the San Francisco Bay Area. Specializing in classic car restoration and custom interiors, they offer a wide range of services to meet the unique needs of their clients.
From sourcing original leathers and fabrics for period-correct restorations to collaborating with customers on designing custom interiors, Jack's Auto Top provides personalized solutions to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of vehicles. Additionally, their convenient pick-up and delivery service allows for separate work on seats and other components, ensuring a seamless and efficient process. Proudly expanding their services to the Grass Valley and Nevada County area, Jack's Auto Top continues to deliver top-notch craftsmanship and customer satisfaction.
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VB L.
2/24/2012
My girl had a droopy top and the boys at Nissan couldn't help. They sent me to see Chuck at Jack's Auto Top. Who would have known that it was just what the doctor ordered? I pulled up on a busy...
Christina K.
1/25/2012
Chuck is THE MAN!!!! When I first moved up to the bay area, my convertible had a HUGE slash across the top - Chuck not only drove me home after I dropped my car off (I lived in Foster City at the...
Dena M.
2/20/2013
I worked with Chuck at Jack's. I went in to have the perforated leather seats in my car replaced. He's just down the street from the DMV. He has a shop full of gorgeous cars on which he's down...
gary b.
12/15/2010
I have had 3 cars worked on at Jack's Auto Upholstery and Tops: 1968 442 (complete interior) 1972 240Z (center console installation) 1994 Miata (broken zipper for soft top) Each time Chuck and...
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