We reunited with the Ken and Norm Hale to sit down and talk more in depth about the history of their Father and his 1937 Willys coupe and its journey of restoration. https://youtu.be/z0l55ZKezvU?si=F22o5mzaj6p1uOSK
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.
It’s been a crazy summer. With dozens of projects in the shop right now, we’re working harder than ever before. With Fall’s arrival, that won’t change. But we do want to take this opportunity to look back at a few of our favorite projects from the summer that we think you’ll love too. Here are our top 3 projects from…
At MetalWorks we offer prepped, painted, and assembled Art Morrison chassis. We can also make your AME chassis a roller with drive train set in place completely ready for your classic's body. Are you considering an AME chassis, or have questions? Give our Speed Shop a call and talk with an actual hot rod builder about the most important…
https://youtu.be/mJe84Wci4Kw Check out this video for a look inside of our Speed Shop. Remember the good old days when Speed Shops were prevalent through out America? You could cruise your hot rod to your local Speed Shop to see the latest performance parts and upgrades, and purchase those parts in person after getting expert advice from the crew…
Time to head inside some of the buildings at SEMA to see what we can find. Walking around SEMA you find a crazy variety of cars, and all worth a look...please enjoy a few we captured images of.
Here is another set of images from our time at SEMA 2017...all these great cars, and we have't even got inside the buildings yet!!
Massive, amazing, and diverse is a good way to sum up SEMA. At MetalWorks we stay on the cutting edge of technology for your classic car, and attending SEMA plays a big roll in doing that. We hope you enjoy some of the images and videos captured this year. This Chevy camper was pure eye candy... https://youtu.be/FDWm99sXyaE …
I love hearing stories of vehicles that have been with a family for decades. The tales of multiple generations enjoying road trips and vacations, along with thousands of miles of cruising are golden. The story of the beautiful 1938 Oldsmobile you see gracing these pages is just such a tale. Way back in 1938 Grover Stanton and his two sisters…
The bone stock, survivor, Willys coupe you see before you could weaken the knees of nearly every hot rodder on planet earth. Willys coupes dominated the Gasser Wars of the late 1950s and early 60s. The coupe’s small, light weight bodies made for perfect drag cars, and the vast majority were converted into nose high, straight axle, drag strip warriors.…