Gearing Up for Greatness: FantomWorks Friday Check-In - '65 Corvette Special

Join Dan and Dave in a special FantomWorks Friday check-in as they explore all the exciting additions for the '65 Corvette, unveiling goodies that will elevate this restoration to new heights. Dive into the details as they inspect the impressive paddle shift system and witness the dynamic duo's enthusiasm for the project.
While Dan introduces a few changes in direction, Dave remains confident in meeting his deadline for moving the chassis out of MotorWorks. This webisode is a unique glimpse into the decision-making process, the joy of discovering new enhancements, and the dedication to delivering automotive greatness.
Don't miss this exclusive FantomWorks Friday episode filled with surprises, insights, and the promise of the '65 Corvette reaching new levels of excellence. Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated on all things FantomWorks and witness the journey of gearing up for greatness!
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[@larryszczepanik8591]

always liked your shows Dan and Ty for your Service for our country

[@mmatejka01]

I am with Dan on the steel fuel lines. Looking beautiful and Dave is doing an amazing job...!!

[@skipper9400]

that thing is really coming together !....good Job guys .... Carry on......OnWard.........

[@davebarron5939]

Cant agree more with the steel fuel lines, I have never trusted / liked a lot of these "upgraded" rides that use flexible line (even if you are using Earls etc) I went steel hard lines on my LS swap, have been very happy and dont worry all the time driving down the road. Great project, always enjoy your efforts. Thanks

[@Fantomworks]

Thanks for sharing

[@terremolander5243]

A very nice informative and motivating video.

[@Fantomworks]

Glad you liked it

[@Rickyboy707]

I like this format much better than the TV series. You're able to go way farther in depth on each phase of the build. ->Ric

[@Fantomworks]

Thank you!

[@davidsimmons6197]

Nice!!! Top quality all the way! Y'all are awesome

[@dirtdigger949]

Nice upgrades I all so prefer the hardlnes for gas but the rubber lines have come a long way over the years.

[@danoneill2846]

yep

[@wyattoneable]

Sweet!

[@Jerry-pt9wi]

dont forget the gas lines, dan will be mad. lol

[@davidburridge4688]

Question why would you paint a vehicle black .a car salesman told me the reason why they make black and white vehicles is because people don't know what color they want..

[@djmajestic2196]

Because black is beautiful.

[@malekodesouza7255]

I painted a fully restored ‘65 VW Notch black. With the chrome trim and accents the car is as deep as midnight…