We hate bureaucracy as much as you do and certainly understand that you
are probably asking yourself why we want you to fill out this form. Our
hope is that, by asking you to fill out the information below, through
that process you'll find out whether or not it makes sense to do your
project.
We typically work on vehicles 1973 and older for good reasons. When the
Arab Oil Embargo hit the USA in 1973 there were massive changes made to
the way vehicles were manufactured that would forever greatly negatively
affect rebuilding those vehicles. The addition of strict emission laws
that happened at the same time resulted in a significant change in the way
vehicles would be forever built. As a result of those changes, the
rebuilding or restoration of those cars becomes more costly while
ironically making them worth less money.
Up until today, I have personally reviewed, read, emailed, or called every
single applicant back. Unfortunately, when someone asks for unreasonable or unsafe things, we are unable to assist. Our shop is not a “cut rate” backyard mechanic shop that uses junk-yard parts. Please take a moment and determine whether your project request is reasonable.
After submitting your project, please consider answering your phone from a 757 exchange. Over NINETY PERCENT of our attempts to contact customers are met by call screening voicemails. After 3 screened calls, if you don’t return a call or we can't get through to you, we'll delete your submission and move on. We will always respect your time and only ask the same in return. Please answer the phone during the times you say you will answer, and if you miss a call from a 757 area code, please call back at your earliest opportunity.
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webmaster@fantomworks.com with your name, number and a good time for us to
call and assist you in working through this form. Please be aware that
there is a 30 minute time limit to completing this form.
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the back button as this will cause you to start all over. Sorry but we did
our best and we weren't able to figure out how to save you from the
back button tragedy.