SCP Custom Automotive

SCP Custom Automotive Specialising in Automotive Upholstery & Fabrication SCP Automotive sprouted in early 2011 as an automotive upholstery business. No job is too big or too small.

Specialising in general repairs to full custom interiors, we can design anything to suit each customers needs. Alongside automotive upholstery, we also offer fabrication services, anything from basic framework to custom interior components. SCP prides itself on not only providing good old fashioned service but also keeping up to date with current technology and the constant change in the automotive industry. All enquiries are welcome.

Cassie adding foam to the 66 Mustang backrest panel . Who is keen to see how this turns out 🙌🏻
05/06/2026

Cassie adding foam to the 66 Mustang backrest panel .
Who is keen to see how this turns out 🙌🏻

04/06/2026

We are back 🔥
Check out what we have going on in the shed !
Stay tuned 🙌🏻

When we were approached by Peter Lewis a couple of years ago to rectify some issues on the Boss XC, to say it was daunti...
01/05/2026

When we were approached by Peter Lewis a couple of years ago to rectify some issues on the Boss XC, to say it was daunting was an understatement. The XC had won so many awards already including for the interior. So to recreate the doors so that it looked like they had never been touched was a challenge but a challenge we were excited to take.

Each part, apart from the original insert pieces was hand formed using sheet ally. Sooooooo many hours went into these doors but the end result was well worth it.

A big thank you to Peter Lewis and Kurt Lewis for taking these photos! They are fantastic 😍The colours really pop and yo...
27/04/2026

A big thank you to Peter Lewis and Kurt Lewis for taking these photos! They are fantastic 😍
The colours really pop and you can now see the hydrogen set up so much better!

More than just our hands went into creating these doors. More to come soon ✨
23/04/2026

More than just our hands went into creating these doors. More to come soon ✨

The boot to Boss XC wasn’t redone because it had to be — it was redone to match what the car has become.With the additio...
22/04/2026

The boot to Boss XC wasn’t redone because it had to be — it was redone to match what the car has become.
With the addition of a new hydrogen setup, the space needed to do more than just house components. It needed to present them in a way that felt intentional, and in line with the rest of the build.
The goal was simple — not to hide it, but to highlight it. Clean structure, balanced layout, and a finish that makes the system part of the car’s story, not just something added to it.

The boot to Boss XC wasn’t redone because it had to be — it was redone to match what the car has become.With the additio...
22/04/2026

The boot to Boss XC wasn’t redone because it had to be — it was redone to match what the car has become.

With the addition of a new hydrogen setup, the space needed to do more than just house components. It needed to present them in a way that felt intentional, and in line with the rest of the build.

The goal was simple — not to hide it, but to highlight it. Clean structure, balanced layout, and a finish that makes the system part of the car’s story, not just something added to it.

When creating any interior piece, it has to happen in stages. Designs need to be visualised on the actual pieces, so tha...
21/04/2026

When creating any interior piece, it has to happen in stages.

Designs need to be visualised on the actual pieces, so that we can see what it will look like, and more importantly, the owner can see what it will look like. That's exactly what we did on the boot. We had a concept on paper but when we put that design on the boot panels, it didn't work. Lines were wrong and nothing worked well together. Something as simple as masking tape and a nikko pen can help bring a design to life.

Before anything is trimmed in it's final material, everything needs to be gapped to allow for that material. The gaps in the photos shown are in their early stages and needed tweaking. Sanding down gaps takes time but it makes all the difference.

We shaped the boot to house something a little different this time — where function and presentation need to work as one...
20/04/2026

We shaped the boot to house something a little different this time — where function and presentation need to work as one.

Early stages of the fabrication meant we had to get rid of the old, and modify the original structure. So we could highlight something a little different 🧐

Some cars come through the workshop once.Others come back.We’ve had the privilege of working on this one before — and no...
17/04/2026

Some cars come through the workshop once.

Others come back.

We’ve had the privilege of working on this one before — and not long ago it returned for an upgrade, an upgrade to highlight something very different.

It’s always a great feeling to see a car come back through the workshop for its next stage.

More to come.

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Victoria Point, QLD
4130

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

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+61432288515

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