You don’t need a full file or to know what needs doing. Send photographs of what worries you, tell us what you want to do with the car, and we’ll come back with an assessment.
Three photographs cost you nothing. Send them on WhatsApp and we’ll tell you what we think — including when the answer is “that needs looking at properly”.
Looking at the car is free too. On the lift, tapped, checked with a magnet and a paint gauge. If that is enough to price the work, you get a quote and it costs you nothing.
Corrosion doesn’t show itself until the wing is off, and taking panels off a car is a day’s work. So a teardown assessment is a fixed price, from €250, agreed with you before we touch anything — and deducted in full from the quote if you go ahead. If we need longer to give you a number you can rely on, we stop and phone you before spending another hour.
If you decide not to proceed, the car goes back as it stands: parts bagged, labelled and photographed. Reassembly is quoted separately.
A WhatsApp message with three photographs beats any form — photograph the sill, send it, done. We reply within two working days, in French, German or English.
+33 7 60 22 87 63By email: dominik.eisner.83@gmail.com
| Monday – Friday | 8am – 12pm / 2pm – 6pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | By appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
Vehicle drop-off and workshop visits by appointment.
Atelier Eisner
D72, Chemin de l'Aube
83550 Vidauban
Sat-navs get this address wrong.
It isn’t yet listed in France’s national address database. Use the coordinates or the link below — not the street name.
43.399143, 6.504039
9GX3+MJ Vidauban
Plus Code — paste it straight into Google Maps. The town name is part of the code: without it the short form is ambiguous.
Directions in Google Maps→The last stretch is the Chemin de l’Aube, which leaves the D72. Google Maps labels it “Piste de l’Aube” — it is the same lane. Follow the Plus Code or the coordinates rather than the address, and call us if you are unsure; we will talk you in.
Exit at Le Muy or Le Cannet-des-Maures, then head for Vidauban. Allow around forty minutes from Sainte-Maxime, an hour from Saint-Tropez — the road is lovely but slow.
We’re out of the way, and a classic can’t always be driven. We’ll collect it and bring it back.
Collection→We reply within two working days. If the project is clear, you get an assessment. If it isn’t, we ask the right questions — or we come and look at the car.