This Week at FantomWorks is a short post that we have started to give a little insight on the ongoing projects that the shop is currently working on. Since many can’t make it to the shop for every weekly tour we decided to bring a little bit of the shop to everyone. Hope you enjoy…
Fessler and the guys in TrimWorks have a more then a few cars that are getting their final test drives to get the last bit of gremlins that we can before getting delivered to their owners.
These include a 64 Corvette convertible with Dan’s patented Split Window Conversion kit, a 67 Chevelle and another Corvette, this one a 63. As yet another 63 awaits their attention to detail.
Hope you enjoyed the brief update on just some of the numerous project currently in the shop. If you are ever in the Norfolk area on a Friday, come on down and see the work being done yourself during one of our weekly Tours.
KrisT is wrapping up the last little loose ends on a 71 Camaro with a 54 Panel awaiting his attention. 
Heath is getting those last details and gap lines finished before painting a 63 Corvette, which is supposed to get sprayed this week. Tune in next week to see what color she ends up. 
Davey has his hands full finishing up the 29 Harley gas tanks, with the Route-66 Corvette and a 37 Buick awaiting their turn for body work. 
Andy preps the engine for the Amphicar before turning his attention to the transmission, hopefully soon joining the two within the awaiting body. 
Jon has the freshly painted 63 Corvette for a clutch pump upgrade. 
As a newly rebuilt 390 engine with roller cams awaits its turn to spark back to life in a 69 Cougar. 
ChrisP gets a 408 stroker motor to install in a 70 Challenger giving it a increase in power and ChrisP a break from rebuilding Corvettes.
I love the grey corvette. I guess it’s my laptop but only downloaded 2 photos. Never mind….less is sometimes more! Thanks fro the email.
Dan have you kept up with the purple wide body kit Corvette you did , the owner took it back to finish it. Thanks kirk
Great to see that the restoration/modification work is still ongoing Dan. Keep it up and i’m sure your money problems will soon be over.The quality of the work that we saw coming out of your premises was outstanding and we all miss the show a great deal. I just wish I could visit your Friday tour some time from UK. You never know. Kind regards to all the hard working stiffs at Fantom Works. Ken Tilly in UK.
Dan and Audrey- thank you for the updates. Really enjoy seeing them, and certainly miss the show. I can certainly understand why you needed to end the show but it’s really fun to watch the work you are continuing to do. Beautiful artisan work- I have two vettes myself and, though I do try, would love for them to be cared for so well…. Please keep up the updates.
What brand of electronic master cyclender do you use on your cars.