James Andrews - Managing Director

Telford College, collaborating with other local colleges as the Marches Education Partnership, engaged Torton Bodies to provide a turnkey solution for an innovative mobile teaching unit, with an interactive cave and VR capability in-built.  Throughout the process, Torton were found to be, themselves, innovative and solution driven, always professional, working to a consistently high quality of standard, as evidence by the finished article.  We would wholeheartedly recommend them for any similar projects.

"Torton Bodies has now produced five stunning vehicles for our 'Focus on Food' Campaign. The quality of design and workmanship is very high; one of our vehicles has now been on the road for 40 weeks each year for 10 years, and it still looks like new. The Torton team work in a most professional way and always work hard to meet customer demands and expectations, on budget and on schedule."

"A huge thank you from us all here at York NHS.  So pleased we have the truck and trailer all ready to go; it looks fantastic!

We really appreciate the massive effort from you and your team, you have got a great set of lads there!

We have had a great day today setting it up, your driver was fantastic and has really helped our team learn what needs to be done!"

"Torton Bodies have been a trusted and reliable supplier to the charity for many years.  When selecting a company that could provide quality, reliability and ingenuity to deliver a very unique project ,we were convinced that Torton could do the job. The brief was not simple and renovating a helicopter airframe required great skill and craftsmanship. We are delighted with the results and we are sure it will be popular with our supporters for many years to come."

"I just wanted to thank you and your team, regarding the bloodmobile.  The reaction to it has been fantastic, particularly from the staff who will be working on it.  We also had some Board members visit last week and they were very impressed. Please thank your team for all the work they did."