Gallery · from the shop’s Google listing
The shop floor, in ten photos.
Every photo here comes from Diego’s Auto Body’s Google Business Profile: six uploaded by Diego Gauto’s account and four by customers. No stock, no renders. Each one is credited to the person who posted it.
Quick answer
The Diego’s Auto Body gallery shows the ten photos on the shop’s Google listing: restoration in progress on a Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 and a bare shell, finished cars including a Ferrari 308, a Ferrari 488 and a Bentley Flying Spur, the paint booth, and the shop on Domestic Ave. Every photo is credited to the person who posted it.
Reading a photo
How to judge paintwork from a picture.
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Look at the reflections
On a finished car, a straight panel reflects straight lines: a fluorescent tube, a roof edge, the horizon. Waves or ripples in a reflection mean the bodywork underneath was not blocked flat. Look along the side of the red Ferrari 308 and the Bentley in these photos and you can see how the light runs.
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Check the gaps and edges
Door, hood and trunk gaps should be even from end to end, and panels should sit flush with their neighbours. Edges, jambs and trim should be clean, with no overspray on rubber seals or badges. These are the details a photo hides and a visit shows, so use the photos to decide whether to visit.
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Photos of the middle stages matter
Finished cars always look good in pictures. Work in progress tells you more: bare metal shows what was under the old paint, and primer with a guide coat shows how carefully the panels were straightened. That is why the restoration photos here show cars in filler, primer and bare metal, not just shiny results.
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Why the booth photo is in here
A paint booth keeps dust off wet paint and gives the painter even light. Masking, like the plastic and yellow tape in the booth photo, protects glass, trim and interior from overspray. If a shop sprays without a booth or without careful masking, you will see dust nibs and overspray for the life of the car.
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Bring your own photos
If you are comparing shops, bring photos of your car and of the damage: a wide shot of the side, the panel at about 45 degrees, and a close-up with a coin for scale. Ask Diego to show you work on the floor that is like yours.
About these photos
Who took each one.
Google does not mark which uploads come from a business owner. The six from a “Diego Gauto” account are very likely the shop’s own. The customer photos show cars at the shop; they do not say who worked on them.
| Photo | Posted by |
|---|---|
| Ferrari 308 | Diego Gauto |
| Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 | Diego Gauto |
| Jaguar E-Type | Ivan Fernandez |
| In the paint booth | Diego Gauto |
| Bentley Flying Spur | Diego Gauto |
| Bare shell | Diego Gauto |
| C3 Corvette at the door | Ivan Fernandez |
| Ferrari 488 | Ivan Fernandez |
| Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 | Diego Gauto |
| The building | Giuseppe V. Capitelli |
Are these photos of real cars at Diego’s Auto Body?
Yes. All ten come from the shop’s Google Business Profile. Six were posted by a “Diego Gauto” account and four by customers, and each is credited.
Did Diego’s restore every car shown?
The photos show cars at the shop at different stages. Customer photos show cars at the shop; they do not say who worked on them. Ask Diego about any car you see here.
Can I see work in person?
Yes. Book an inspection or call (239) 261-2199, then visit 4186 Domestic Ave and ask to see work on the floor.
Free written estimate
Like what you see? Bring yours in.
Pick a time online, bring the car to 4186 Domestic Ave, and walk it with Diego. Ask for a written estimate, take it home and compare it.
- 01Pick a timeChoose a day and a half-hour slot that suits you.
- 02Bring the carTo 4186 Domestic Ave, Naples. Call if you are running late.
- 03Get it in writingAsk for every line of the estimate on paper.