Sherwood Park
Classic car restoration in Sherwood Park
2240 Speed Shop sits on the Sherwood Park line at 2009 91 Ave NW. From Baseline Road it is roughly ten minutes west — closer than most Edmonton shops are to each other. For Strathcona County owners, classic car restoration stops being something you drive across a city for.
Baseline Road to the bay door — about 10 minutes
We are on the Sherwood Park line — the shop is minutes from Baseline Road.
Why is Sherwood Park the shortest drive?
The shop sits in the southeast industrial pocket where Edmonton stops and Strathcona County starts. Coming off Baseline Road, Wye Road, or anywhere near Broadmoor, you cross one boundary and you are here. No Henday, no Whitemud, no Saturday spent on the bridges.
That matters more than it sounds. A restoration is not a drop-off-and-forget job — you are going to want to come look at it. From the Park you can do that on a lunch break instead of booking out an afternoon.
What do Sherwood Park owners usually bring in?
County acreages have big shops, and big shops collect projects. Half of what comes in from the Park has been sitting under a cover in a heated garage for six years with a box of parts on the back seat.
The other half are summer drivers that got parked over one problem — a carburetor that will not stay tuned, brakes nobody trusts, a floor pan that finally went soft underfoot.
Both are normal here. Neither one gets a lecture.
Can I bring it without a trailer?
If it runs and stops, drive it. Ten minutes of county road is a fair shakedown and it tells us things a trailer never will — how it idles warm, whether it pulls, what the brakes actually do at a real stop sign.
If it does not run, it comes on a deck. There is room out front to unload without blocking anybody.
The Sherwood Park run
- Baseline Road to the bay door: about ten minutes.
- Wye Road and Broadmoor feed straight into the same run.
- No Anthony Henday and no Whitemud required.
- Room out front to unload a deck truck or a trailer.
What Sherwood Park owners book most
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Restoration
Frame-off or rolling. Honest scope, real hours, one standard.
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Performance & Tuning
Carbs rebuilt and dialed. Points to electronic ignition. Horsepower you can feel.
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Body, Paint & Metal
Rust dies here. Patch panels, floor pans, straight steel, deep paint.
Want to see the work before you call? Look through the builds — real vehicles, real condition, no stock photography.
Straight answers for Sherwood Park
- How far is 2240 Speed Shop from Sherwood Park?
- About ten minutes from Baseline Road. The shop is at 2009 91 Ave NW in southeast Edmonton, right on the Strathcona County boundary — for most of Sherwood Park it is the closest classic shop, not the furthest.
- Do you take on cars that have been stored on an acreage?
- Constantly. Long-stored cars bring their own list — seized brakes, varnished fuel, mice in the wiring loom, flat spots on every tire. All of it gets assessed before anything is quoted.
- Can I stop in and see the work?
- Yes. Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00. Come look at what is on the hoist. The work does the talking.
Got a project in Sherwood Park?
Send photos of the seams and the underside, tell us the vehicle, and say what you want out of it. Honest scope, real hours, one standard. Two business days.
2240 Speed Shop · 2009 91 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6P 1L1 · Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00
Coming from somewhere else?
St. Albert
Rock'n August country. Straight up the Henday, about 30 minutes.
Leduc & Nisku
Passenger classics and customs — not just heavy truck work.
Spruce Grove
West-end builds welcome; we will talk you through the haul.
Fort Saskatchewan
Highway 21 south, then west — about thirty minutes to the bay door.
Back to the Edmonton hub for the full drive-time table and the areas we serve.