FantomWorks - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Tip of the Iceberg
A 1983 Avanti arrives with $58,000 worth of mismatched parts, an engine that doesn't fit and a cascade of problems. A 3100 Chevy Pick-up rolls in with rope holding the doors shut, but the team soon learns that this is the tip of a very ugly iceberg.
Fast & Dangerous
A 1977 Corvette Stingray arrives with too many problems to count. The restoration makes no sense, but Dan takes it on for an emotional owner. A 1965 Cobra is brought in for a simple wiring job, but then the owner decides to add machine guns.
Mach Speed
Mike wants Dan to make his prized Mach 1 even more of a muscle car. Richard brings FantomWorks the first 'his and hers' restoration, a Sunbeam Tiger and a Fiat Spider. Dan soon discovers the challenges of the two cars are not equal.
Size Does Matter
The owner of a C10 pick-up wants a full frame off restoration, but things get ugly when they peel off the paint. A Heinkel comes in with mismatched scooter parts but Dan learns that the cheap add-ons were hiding a very rare car.
Buyer Beware
A 1917 Overland will be FantomWorks oldest restoration, if they can solve this puzzle of rotted wood and rust. Dan buys a 1968 Camaro on the internet, and against the advice of everyone else at the shop, he decides to build it as a present for his wife.
Ticket to Ride
A 1941 Buick Coupe rolls into FantomWorks, with the worst possible combination for Dan and the team, a difficult car and a demanding owner. Janelle wants her Kawasaki KZ-750 motorcycle transformed into a cool stripped down 'café' bike.
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