Come along with us as we check out all the great builds at the 2022 Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona, California. https://youtu.be/ZdIczOPSZ1I
Classic looks with modern performance...it sounds nice, but is it really possible? The simple answer is "yes" and a body swap combined with LS/LT engine conversion are two excellent ways to accomplish this goal. Below is how the Corvette looked when it arrived at MetalWorks. The Vette looked great, but the owner was looking for an upgrade in overall performance…
The Roadster Shop has released a new chassis platform for later model Chevy trucks. The new RS "LowPro" chassis gives your 1988 to 1998 truck an ultra low stance, but with daily driver reliability and performance. This unique chassis design does not require you to raise your bed floor even with a radically low stance. This was all accomplished through…
This family heirloom went from idle to a highway cruiser after we performed a body swap onto an Art Morrison chassis and dropped in a 495hp LS3. Check out our finished build video we shot on the gorgeous Oregon coast as well as some build photos below. https://youtu.be/1qbWw_aZUUI
Have you been considering an Art Morrison chassis? Give MetalWorks a call to save money as AME chassis are going up approximately 10% across the board as of January 1st 2022. MetalWorks can answer all your questions, and quote you a chassis right over the phone. 541-341-3372 Learn more on our website: https://metalworksclassics.com/art-morrison/
Sit back and watch the crew at MetalWorks transform this 1967 Mustang in a modern street cruiser. https://youtu.be/9IdPoujQVJE
Our feet are hurting, but we can't stop checking out the amazing builds here at SEMA...let's go!
Time for more hot SEMA 2021 action. Join the MetalWorks team as we check out builds including the SEMA "Battle of the Builders," a display of Chip Foose designed builds, and a display of track warriors battling it out in the "Optima Challenge."
It's Tuesday, the official start of SEMA. Let's head inside and take a look around.
SEMA was back for 2021 much to the delight of car enthusiast around the world. Let's check out what the crew at MetalWorks found on Monday before the show officially opened.