
At Legendary Motorcar Company, owner Peter Klutt leads a crew of highly skilled restoration artists, master mechanics and gifted craftsmen who bring collector cars back to life. Operating out of his state-of-the-art, 55,000-square-foot headquarters in Halton Hills, Ontario, Klutt often travels outside of Canada -- to the U.S., Europe and all points in between -- to purchase inventory, which runs the gamut from turn-of-the-20th-century barn-find classics to sexy performance cars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Mercedes and Porsche. The real work then begins, whether a car requires a complete overhaul or a simple tuneup and buff, before Klutt resells it or showcases it in Legendary Motorcar's museum.

An unexpected deal involves a nice 1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351; Gary comes up with a creative idea when he gets tired of taking pictures of vehicles for the LMC Website.

The original restorer of a beautiful '59 race-built Corvette that now resides at LMC calls Peter to offer up a couple of big surprises.

A customer looking at a Mercury Cougar XR7 also becomes interested in a nicely restored BMW Isetta; Gary thanks his race sponsors with a trip to a local stunt-driving school.

Gary represents the company at the Toronto Auto Show; a buyer inquires about a Ferrari Challenge Stradale in the showroom; Peter learns that being on social media and attending events really pays off.