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.
Fessler continues to make progress on installing all the custom electronics into Brad’s dark 63 Corvette. 
Pops continues to stay on the ground and help finish up a 60 Edsel Ranger 
and finishing up the cleaning up of the Morgan’s bumpers. 
KrisT deals with 60+ year old British wiring and various customizations that have been made to the 52 MG over that time. 
Davey gives the 69 Chevelle’s bottom a rejuvenating undercoating treatment, 
With the trunk of the 64 Chevelle waiting for the same attention 
Wayne demonstrates his interior talents coloring the 69 Cougar parts. 
It may not look it now, but Heath swears the Route-66 63 Corvette new paint will goldenly glow 
ChrisP takes a break from the 64 Corvette LS3 swap, 
To gather a parts list for the suspension rebuild for the 62 Impala. 
And give the 65 Mustang Shelby Replica an alignment and deal with a throttle issue. 
Jon awaits on parts for the rear suspension of the 74 Jaguar, 
so he continues to finish fabricating a fire wall to fit the LS3 into the 50 F100
If I ever win a lottery, I am sure going to ask you guys to resto-mod my 1968 Chrysler 2 door hard top “300”. It has always been my dream to have it as a daily driver. It is all original with a showroom interior and a fair exterior. Cream exterior with a Med green vinyl roof and mix of dark green and sea mist green interior. It has a 440, but I feel it needs a crate hemi. Of course some upgrades to the brakes and suspension are also needed. That lottery better come soon as I am 80 years old and I probably don’t have a lot of driving years left. But things are not that bad as I just talking about the possibility brings joy to my heart. Of all the car shows, yours is far and away the best.
Hello
I just wanted to say I love your program which is shown here in England.
I love seeing how your motor technicians achieve such high standards, and the people who see their vehicle once the work is done.
I’m not sure I have seen all episodes but hope there are more to come.
I’m hoping that sometime I will come to America to visit your garage.
Cheers
Michael John
Thank you for the updates. I truly miss your show while I understand why you stopped. I do understand if you have to choose between me and my car it will be the car for all the reasons why. You and your team do a fantastic job and should I find my C1 Corvette and have the budget you will be requested to restore it (true desire is a ’55 Corvette but I have not yet won the lottery). Getting a tour on a Friday is on my bucket list.
I have a 66chev door with a 300 6 cylinder I would like to have you work on it and get into
running order what do I need to do to get it done
I am going to buy a 65 mustang and would like to see if you want to do that to
Submit a project submission form found on our website. Here is a link: http://projects.fantomworks.com/
Always enjoyed the tv show Still watch the reruns Hope you return
Miss the show, it was my favorite. Wish you all the best going toward.
I have a 79 Camaro with the original lacquer paint job. One side of the car was repainted many years ago when damaged, and looks real bad. Is lacquer paint still available to repaint the bad side? Appreciate your guidance.
My husband and I really enjoyed the Fantom Works series and miss them! Do you know if and where, we might get DVDS of all seasons? I would love to surprise my husband with them!
Thanks in advance of your reply!
Barb Gilbart
Best bet is to check Amazon.
PLEASE TELL US ANOTHER NETWORK IS MAYBE GOING TO PICK YOU UP?
I AM GOING TO MISS YOU.