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Differential Rebuilding

If you have an antique car and are having difficulty finding a reliable shop to work on your car’s differential or for that matter, any part of it, visit the team at DRS FantomWorks and see what service is all about. We are a highly experienced team of automotive craftsmen and artisans that live, eat, breathe, and think cars. Please call and get straight talk and honest answers. We work with everyone from auto enthusiasts to folks that don’t know how to open their own hoods. We can work with anyone on almost any budget to build any part of your car to the entire vehicle.

4 Responses to " Differential Rebuilding "

  1. Tom Gerardi says:
    July 19, 2010 at 2:29 pm

    Hello,

    I have a 69 Mustang with a Ford 9″ open rear-end that needs rebuilding. Please advise what you charge for this service; what is included; how long it takes.

    Thank you

  2. Frank Lorenzo says:
    October 19, 2010 at 9:03 am

    I have a 1957 chevy rear axel and differential to restore/ from removing rust/painting/brakes etc. and differential oil.can you give me an estimate. I live on hatteras island NC>

  3. amx 1968 rearend says:
    November 29, 2010 at 7:47 pm

    I am looking for a reliable source to completely rebuild my Model 20 amc AMX 1968 rearend.

    Thanks
    steven

  4. Roger D. says:
    January 25, 2011 at 12:58 am

    I bought a 1987 Bronco for a side project, then got sent to Afghanistan for a year and I’m about to come home and start working on it. The guy who sold it to me said that he changed the gears in the rear end, so they don’t match he front end. What will it cost for you guys to look and see what gears i do have and to change the front/ and or back to make them match, so i can utilize the 4×4. I get back mid Feb and i’m looking to put it in the shop to have this done. Thanks for your help… The bronco is located in norfolk.

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