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Classic car restoration near you in Edmonton
2240 Speed Shop is a classic car restoration and custom build shop at 2009 91 Ave NW in southeast Edmonton, right on the Sherwood Park boundary. Terry Harmider’s shop serves Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Nisku, Spruce Grove, and Fort Saskatchewan — most of the metro sits inside a forty-minute drive.
East Edmonton. Sherwood Park line. Come see the work.
Where exactly is the shop?
2009 91 Ave NW, in the southeast industrial pocket where the city stops and Strathcona County starts. Not a strip-mall bay and not a downtown address. Room to unload a trailer, room to park a project, and a bay door you can actually back up to.
Being on the line is the whole geographic argument. Sherwood Park customers cross one boundary. Fort Saskatchewan comes down Highway 21. Everyone west rides the Henday around the bottom of the city and never touches Whyte Ave on a Saturday.
2240 Speed Shop
2009 91 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T6P 1L1
Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00
How far is the drive?
| Area | Route | Clear-road drive |
|---|---|---|
| Southeast Edmonton | Local roads — 91 Ave NW at the east edge of the city | Under 15 min |
| Sherwood Park | Across the county line, minutes from Baseline Road | About 10 min |
| Fort Saskatchewan | Highway 21 south, then west into the city | About 30 min |
| St. Albert | Anthony Henday Drive, north end to south end | About 30 min |
| Leduc and Nisku | QEII north to the Henday, then east | About 30 min |
| Spruce Grove | The Henday, west end all the way around to the southeast | About 40 min |
Clear-road estimates, not promises. Check a map app before you hitch up a trailer.
Which area are you coming from?
Sherwood Park
We are on the Sherwood Park line — the shop is minutes from Baseline Road.
Read the Sherwood Park page →
St. Albert
Rock'n August country. Straight up the Henday, about 30 minutes.
Read the St. Albert page →
Leduc & Nisku
Passenger classics and customs — not just heavy truck work.
Read the Leduc & Nisku page →
Spruce Grove
West-end builds welcome; we will talk you through the haul.
Read the Spruce Grove page →
Fort Saskatchewan
Highway 21 south, then west — about thirty minutes to the bay door.
Read the Fort Saskatchewan page →
Coming from a county road we have not named? Highway 21 and the Henday both end up at the same bay door. Call the shop and describe the project.
When is car season here?
Roughly May through September, and everybody in this city knows it. That is why the calendar runs backwards from the shows: bodywork and paint booked over winter, mechanical sorted in spring, shakedown miles in June. A car that lands here in July is usually a next-season car.
Winter is not downtime. It is when the long jobs get done — the ones you cannot rush through a summer weekend.
What does the shop do off the clock?
Every September the shop runs the road west to the Columbia Valley Classics Show and Shine at Radium Hot Springs. Mountains, hot springs, and a field of old iron — the last good trip before the salt goes down.
Local show season fills the summer in between. St. Albert has Rock’n August. Come find us there, or come by the shop and look at what is on the hoist.
What can the shop do for an Edmonton classic?
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Straight answers
- Where is 2240 Speed Shop?
- 2240 Speed Shop is at 2009 91 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6P 1L1 — in southeast Edmonton, right on the Sherwood Park boundary. Owner-operated by Terry Harmider. Open Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00.
- Which areas does the shop serve?
- Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Nisku, Spruce Grove, and Fort Saskatchewan. Most of the metro is inside a forty-minute drive, and projects come in from county roads well past that.
- Do I have to drive the car there myself?
- No. Plenty of projects arrive on a trailer or a deck truck, especially the ones that have not run in years. The shop sits in a southeast industrial pocket, so there is room to unload without fighting downtown traffic.
- When is car season in Edmonton?
- Roughly May through September. That is why bodywork and paint get booked over the winter — a car that arrives in July is usually a next-season car. Every September the shop runs the road west to the Columbia Valley Classics Show and Shine at Radium Hot Springs.
Let’s talk straight
Photos in, honest scope out. Two business days. Better yet — come by and look at what is on the hoist.