Reliant Auto Glass

It’s finally nice out!!!

1967 Chevy Camaro. There’s a few schools of thought on the classics. Restore to its original beauty, restore and update everything to the current tech, or a little of both. We can’t come to an agreement here at Reliant. What are your thoughts?

Thanks Pekin Alignment and Autobody for letting us work on this. You do great work.

Merry Christmas from the Reliant Auto Glass team! Hope everyone has a wonderful day!

We hesitate to post this because we don’t say yes to every classic car…but this was too cool not to post. 1953 Ford Pickup. Midwest Classic Cars over in Roanoke has quite the showroom. Check em out!

Ford Mustang Dark Horse. Not a bad car to put on your resume!

Some exciting news to announce! Starting at the beginning of May we will have an additional location in Washington! Washington is a great tight-knit community full of character and resilience. We are looking forward to becoming more involved in such a wonderful place. We will be setting up on Cummings Lane. It’ll be more of a drop off/pick up location but if need be there will be a chair or two. See you in a couple of weeks Washington!

Another Fisker Ocean complete. A rare electric vehicle that was made for one year before the company went bankrupt. Thanks Roush Restorations for letting us work on these.

Got to work on a cool vehicle today. VW ID Buzz.

All hands on deck for this beast…didn’t turn out too bad!

Congrats to Amie Church Love for winning the drawing for the pink Reliant shirt! Thanks for sharing! We will get a hold of you for your size of choice.

1 in 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Odds are one of us know someone who has gone through it. We here at Reliant have. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month if you share this post and like our page your name will be entered to win this pink Reliant shirt. Winner will be announced beginning of next week.

There are a limited supply of shirts available for purchase with majority of proceeds going to breast cancer research. Cost is $22.

Never a bad day when you get to work on one of these!