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…
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.
This awesome ’57 Studebaker Golden Hawk is a great car with a rear vibration that is being hard to track down. 
The freshly painted ’63 silver split window has her new clutch components and is ready for final drives to work out any residual gremlins. 
Fessler is getting a ’64 Lamborghini 350GT ready for it’s long awaited rebuilt engine. 
The other 63 split window is looking good in its fresh new dark grey paint. 
The Route-66 split window is still going through the stripping process. 
Andy mates the Amphicar body with its rebuilt power plant and transmission. 
Jon has a few engine swaps and a 69 Cougar just waiting for his attention. 
ChrisP has the 70 Challenger to finish wiring up. 
As well as a 67 Chevelle awaiting a new 12 bolt rear end. 
Wayne gets to return to the woodshop to continue the work on a 55 Chris Craft. 
And what is this mysterious vehicle in the booth? Come by for a tour and you might find out before it leaves for its unveiling next month.
Nothing to say save that I miss the show and I’m contemplating a trip to Norfolk for the express purpose of taking the tour . Loved the updates and anything FantomWorks !! Keep up the fine work!
I LIKE THE FANTOM WORKS SHOW
I like the up dates keep up the good work lots of good luck
really love to see the shop,keep,up the good ( professionnal ) work from j robert laval canada
Love the show sad it’s ending
Wish I could come over from the UK 🇬🇧 but just can’t get over as am disabled glad for updates on line
Just a great show the team does you proud.
Is that a Porsche 928 under the cover?
No, it is not a Porsche.