World Series Pitcher Tim Collins' 1968 Mustang Roars Back - But Can It Stop?

A dream ’68 Mustang Fastback, a World Series pitcher’s lead foot, and one terrifying stop test. Tim Collins brings his non-running Mustang to FantomWorks for power, but the real shock comes when the brakes are put to the test. Dan pushes back on a big block swap and bets on a reworked 302, four-link rear suspension, and a full floor and torque box rescue. The engine returns nastier than anyone expected, but manual drum brakes turn the first road test into a white-knuckle lesson. Meanwhile, a veteran’s 1950 Willys Jeep arrives parade-ready on top, but underneath it’s leaking from everywhere, blowing antifreeze out the exhaust… until it doesn’t. Warped “brand new” drums, vanished leaks, and a clutch chatter mystery keep the team chasing solutions right up to delivery. Watch to see if Tim chooses the disc brake upgrade after that skid test, hear the small-block thunder, and find out how the Willys becomes truly parade-ready without losing its soul. Don’t miss the builds, the surprises, and the saves only revealed in the full episode. #FantomWorks #Mustang #TimCollins #WillysJeep #CarRestoration #MuscleCar #ClassicCars