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 rainy week off with TrimWorks filling up with cars waiting on test drives 
The LS3 powered 50 F100 returns from Exhaust sounding so nice 
Josh installs the rear window on the newly installed top for the 32 Ford 
And continues to wire up and restore the headlights for the 65 Corvette 
Fessler gets the 74 Jaguar LS3-Type dash and front end wired up with custom harnesses 
Dave and Andy tag team the body of the 50 4100 Farm Truck 
While Wayne begins the restoration and preservation of the 50 4100 Farm Truck wood bed rails 
The 58 Corvette gets matching rims and new tires 
ChrisP checks the status of the 50 4100 Farm Trucks engine 
Works on the suspension and engine maintenance on the black 63 Corvette 
Jon bounces between the 55 Roadmaster suspension 
and the tuning on the 69 Black Camaro 
and the installation of the 69 Orange Camaro transmission
Nice, like always. Keep the pictures coming. Enjoy seeing them.
I have same thing about jour Opel restoration, you can stil find the parts in Germany.
In Europ normale ter was te Opel Cadet B with an 1.1, 1.2 motor and thé bigger 1.5, 1.7 and 1.9 were rader rear and the 1.9 was mostly used for motorsport as rally. That’s why the 1.9 has a twin exhaust pipe.
I wish that I lived closer. I love watching TV episodes and hopefully will get to visit again!
Hey I always see those 66 galaxies in the background of several shows…why dont you do one…coyote motor with a totemic 6speed…I have one that I would like done that way..some day.
Really miss your show Dan. 😥
Thanks for keeping us up to date on the goings on.
I was searching around on your website to see if you sell any vehicles?
Dan, could you do a restoration on an ’88, Mazda Rx7, 10th Anniversary turbo? I’ve watched most all of your shows, buy have never seen an Rx7 featured as a project or in the background. Jon
We generally work on vehicles built before 1974. So unfortunately a 88 Mazda is too new for us.
So impressive and thoroughly entertaining. Thank you