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.
We start this week of with the 32 Ford and the 63 Austin Healey convertibles getting some top attention 
While the 58 Corvette 
and the 65 Mustang await some clear roads for test drives 
Fessler continues to wire in all the sensors and electronics for the 74 Jaguar LS3-Type 
and finishes off some electrical gremlins in the 65 Corvette 
Josh works on installing the long awaited seats as well as some new window rubber 
Andy, Wayne and Davey gang up on the body work for the 50 4100 Farm Truck 
While Jon waits on some fittings for the 63 Blue Corvette, 
And getting a break from the 69 Camaro duo 
Jon makes a mess cleaning the engine bay of the 84 Checker 
ChrisP collects a list for suspension compenents on the 56 Capri 
Takes his turn working on the drivetrain of the 55 Roadmaster 
and the rear end of the 63 Black Corvette
Have you ever refurbished a Ford Fairlane with engine changes ? If so would like to see what you have accomplished !
I am thinking is installing a electric brake boost in lieu of hydraulic one and noticed you installed several on various car and would like to be advised if the ticking of the electric pump is noticeable from inside if installed in the interior ?
Love your show and saving $$$, for a Ford coyote engine installation.
Love your show- keep it up . Best show on ,” Motor Trend “ channel
What happen to the TV show it does not seen to be on as much, I do not like the new line up on the staion
We quit doing the television show, here is a post explaining why: https://fantomworks.com/14385/why-drs-quit/
LOL There must have been a lot of reruns on for a while Here I thought I was just missing the showtimes.
I will miss watching I thought the show was one of if not the best, GOOD LUCK TO ALL I hope someday to visit your shop
thanks for the staying with the show as long as you did I am looking forward to maybe reruns of the past shows they never get old .
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It is really great to see all of the projects and work going on. I hope you keep posting these updates. Since I live in Las Vegas I will probably never be able to see your facility in person. Thanks for the info and keep up the great work. My best wishes to Dan and everyone in the shop.
Thanks for continuing the newsletter, a picture still says a thousand words. Glad to read you are keeping Jon and Fessler and Wayne busy. How is work on the vintage Stinson aeroplane going? Last but not least, what is Audrey and Mrs. Dan up to these days. All the best to the whole crew.
I am sorry to hear that you will not be doing any more shows. I enjoyed the show because you delt with the good, the bad ,and the ugly. You discussed money, time, and customers making unreasonable requests. I can imagine working with t.v. would be very distracting to the normal work flow. If I can be really nosey how did you get in debt doing the show. Did you produce it and sell it to the network? I would have thought they would have paid you to come in and disrupt your shop and employees. Hopefully everything will go well and you can return to normal. I hope to visit your shop, but I live in Panama City Beach, FL. so it may be a while before I get there. Best of luck.
Great way of sharing the news now no tours are in place. We’re visiting DC end of May, wonder if you already know if there will be tours available from 26-29th of May? We’re visiting from Europe so we don’t have many chances 🙂