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Welcome to the FastLane Rod Shop website. We are dedicated to building Street Rods, specializing in a more traditional Hot Rod style. We build complete cars from the ground up. Most projects start as nothing but a body shell and a vision and leave a completed car. Chassis fabrication, body modification/paintwork, exhaust, wiring, custom machining, etc is done in house. Basically everything except the interior. Since we don't do small jobs, you can be assured that when we're on your project, nothing gets bumped ahead of it. Many of the projects we've done have been the owners lifelong dream, and we feel honored and privileged to help make that dream a reality. Please take a look around our website. You'll see the various projects we've done over the years, along with what we're currently building. For each project we have a gallery of buildup shots, and often times many pictures behind them. The About Us section provides more info on our shop, along with some of the awards and magazine coverage we've had over the years. We hope you enjoy your look around, and if you have a project that you would like to have built, please give us a call.
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Recent Pictures Added Check out the pedal car we did for Deuce Week at the Peterson Museum Check out the new Rodder’s Journal, issue 53. There’s a great feature on Floyd Williams roadster. Phil’s 3 Window wins a Mothers Choice award at SEMA Phil’s 3 Window is in the Latest Issue of Street Rodder Magazine Congrats to Phil and Deb for getting a Builders Choice Pick and Goodguys Chicagoland Finally adding pictures of the finished Sedan Delivery Painting the body on Phil's 3 window Finishing up the chassis on Phil's 3 window Assembling the chassis on Phil's 3 window Painting the frame on Phil's 3 window Getting more parts painted for Phil's 3 window Painting the engine for Phil's 3 window Phil's 3 window is finished in bare metal Making new rear aprons on Phil's 3 window Modifying the headlight bar on Phil's 3 window Modifying the steering wheel on Phil's 3 window Correcting the front fender shape on Phil's 3 window Making the exhaust on Phil's 3 window Curving the tank on Phil's 3 window Making the motor mounts on Phil's 3 window Fitting the gauge panel on Phil's 3 window Fixing the firewall on Phil's 3 window Mounting the front hairpins on Phil's 32 Setting up the rear in Phil's 3 window
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