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Vintage Air Acquired by LFM Capital

Partnership provides Vintage Air operational support, while long-standing executive leadership remains in place…

Vintage Air, manufacturer of complete performance air-conditioning systems for classic cars and trucks, has been acquired by LFM Capital. The announcement comes as Vintage Air prepares for its 50th anniversary in 2026.

LFM Capital is a Nashville-based firm that supports and invests in American and Canadian manufacturing companies. It was founded in 2014 by engineers and operators who work with partners to offer businesses continued autonomy, complemented by LFM Capital’s expertise in sales, marketing, product development, supply chain management, distribution and manufacturing, to provide support and ensure ongoing success, company officials stated in a press release.

Vintage Air Will Continue to Expand & Innovate

In March of this year, Vintage Air expanded its capabilities with the acquisition of California-based A/C Solutions, strengthening its product range and manufacturing depth. Vintage Air says that it remains committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions for custom and classic vehicles alike, from SureFit bolt-in systems designed for popular classic platforms to the fully customizable Builder Series tailored to unique builds.

“As we continue advancing our technology and product line, partnering with LFM Capital gives us the support we need to scale with confidence,” said Rick Love, president of Vintage Air. “Its operational experience will help us serve customers and builders across the country even better. What’s most reassuring is that we can keep operating as we always have, with a world-class partner just a phone call away.”

“We’re very excited to add Vintage Air to our portfolio. With nearly 50 years in business, Vintage Air has proven they’re a leader in developing air-conditioning technology and pushing for continual development,” said Dan Shockley, LFM managing director. “We look forward to collaborating with the Vintage Air team on continued growth.”

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