Steven Tyler is going to prison.... He was a bad boy.

I wouldn't bring a Bicycle to this shop. What a bunch of Hacks.

I'm happy Fantom Works is alive and kicking. I miss the show and can't wait for new material.

She gives the numbers they pay. He gives the numbers they want to charge.

Greed is the downfall of people... This crap is insane. A neighbor told me he made $8,000 per month. That was about 10 years ago. He worked at a body shop for Isurance claims. For doing body work... Insane.

Even if its off the air, the show still had the best soundtrack out of anything I've heard on the Velocity Channel

My favorite was the Avanti

Hell Yes, Yellow.

Glad I found this video. It didnt show up in the algo rhythm so I was wondering why things had been so quiet from Fantomworks. Good to see things are still going well there. I am sure this guy found it challenging but my guess he is progressed along way with this car and is enjoying the results. That has to be the most satisfying thing to stand back and look at a prize you know you played a role in. I have a very unsatisfying job so everyday is a grind and the biggest reward is going home at the end of the day. :) Hope all is well with the Cast and Crew of Fantomworks!

Awesome idea and build. I will be watching. As far as the charity or charities go, any that are truly helping battered women, kids or veterans is a win for me. Like Dan said it is reprehensible that we even have these issues in America.

I thought ford made a thing called trucks? Seemed like a hit 😅. Just teasing, I get your point on all of this tho

Ah, a '65 with a split rear window?

Only mechanic I’ve seen on tv that I can honestly say is a real perfectionist

I've followed nearly all the classic/muscle car restoration shows, and Dan is the only person I've seen who clearly and honestly explains to the owner the realities of the costs involved in restoration. There's a video in which Dan and Audrey take Q&A, and he details the reality of labor and parts costs to restore a car. Also, as a fan of the Carlisle and Hershey shows, I've seen the prices people are asking, even for cars that have to hauled in on trailers or exist only as boxes of parts. As Dan cautions over and over again, if restoration costs far exceed the market value of the restored car, the owner should really think long and hard about the project.

Is Dan ok?

My dad lived in Hollis 80 years ago. He took me there years ago, and I absolutely loved it there. My dad was born in 1939, and was born in Wellington. The Hardins miss y'all ❤❤❤

Dan Short is the Paul Tuetle of the automotive TV world. A joke, as is this video.

Me he hecho fan de Dan, en plutoTV Mexico estan los episodios, y disfruto mucho verlos

"Climate Change"...😅🤣😂

I miss fantom works from the cable tv. It was the best car show but now we can watch it on you tube: great

So, for my (generator) '59 and '61 all I need are back-up voltage regulators

I had a 1965 Excalibre to take care of for a lady, it sat on a Studebaker frame, it had a Chevy 327/300 engine, a borg/warner T-10 4 spd. trans with a 2.20 low gear, with a 3.24 ten bolt Posi read-end. The body was fiber glass and aluminum, it only came with a tonneau cover, no cloth top. Just a "Fair weather" car, lol. I hope this helps, Dan, if at all. The purchase price back then was $6,000.00. The Chevy Corvette didn't reach 6 grand until 1969, it came with the L/88 engine.

I binged all of the shows, it left me wanting more!

You guys Rock!

Not sure which part is more annoying... the old lady signing a perfect car... or the old lady saying "YAASSS" while she did it.

"Tampons!" Your daughter is hilarious! And she is right. You know someone is going to see it and take it. 😂😂😂 First time viewer and I subbed up.

Love your video and your crews for Janie's Fund. Next car you should build will hit a million dollar mark is my favorite is 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback 500KR . Many congratulations on your hard works!

great tip burning holes, a 60 year old man just learned something, thank ya kindly.

Looks like Dan has a whole new crew of young men working for him.

Any news on getting the Fantomworks show back on television?

I was asking about the sailing show in previous comments. sorry for being so vague. Keep building those classic cars!

What catamaran are you building/sailing? Is it an all electric or a hybrid?

Dan, is your new show on KZfaq? Is it called Phantom Works?

Dan I just happened to come upon this video. I can honestly say that when I watched your episodes on TV I knew from the start that it WAS NOT scripted. Unlike most TV reality shows the owner usually 'Acts' in front of the cameras. You sir I knew it was genuine. Take care and all the best in the future.

The camera work is excellent wish they could take over full time following a car start to finish. Loved how relaxed worker was not hectic like he had 5 minutes or someone would yell at him.

Thanks! You cured my insomnia again!

Slam the door on a mopar and it’ll be no car not a Mopar

I just want to say to Dan thank you for your 24 yrs of service in the Army ✌💖☮

Beautiful cars….but can we talk about that camera work!!!! Cameraman needs a raise!

I really enjoy these episodes. Especially the stories behind the cars.

I think people that want to learn how to work on cars should try working at a junk yard. (Dismantler) When I was in my 20s, I worked at a junk yard and learned so much about cars eight years later I went to school. Thanks for sharing.

Wow 😶👍🏾

Passing on tips and tricks keeps the hobby alive. It's critical if you are working on vehicles as a professional.

Loving it!

As a car love since my DAD and me refurbished 1950s era autos and taught me how to maintain my 1967 442, I spent my career as an aerospace engineer in the Airline industry. When I found your show nine years ago, it was like rebuilding autos with him and watching you and your guys "Reengineer' Autos to immaculate condition was nothing "SHORT" of a freekin Miracle~ Thank you so much for allowing us into your shop the lives of your Crews. IT has been a wonderful trip down Memory Lane. Hi To Audrey!!!

Like the format and the tip on burning a hole in the carpet before drilling. I would have liked to have seen the photographs that Hunter mentioned of the car when it came into the shop, to compare with how it is now. Hope the current owner is in the best of health!!

WOW either they had serious health issues Or they take a Lonnnnng time working on it

Wow!! That's some story. It's always hard working on something that other people customize.

Very touching story!!!

I enjoyed the show a lot, but i dont believe they werent paid to do the show. Who agrees to do something for nothing? Also, the show was def a boon for business so, no im not buying the hard luck tale. Woah is me, I got free advertising on TV that is still running. Woah is me, my business was helped tremendously by the show.