Exclusive Q&A with the Iron Resurrection Team: Unveiling Hidden Secrets You Never Knew!

If you’re a true automotive enthusiast and a dedicated follower of MotorTrend’s hit show “Iron Resurrection,” then you’re in for a treat. Watching Joe and Amanda Martin breathe new life into forgotten automotive relics, turning them into stunning masterpieces, is nothing short of exhilarating. If you’ve ever wondered how they manage to pull off such incredible transformations while maintaining harmony in the shop, you’re not alone.

Many fans are curious about the behind-the-scenes magic that keeps the team at Martin Bros Customs working like a well-oiled machine. How do Joe and Amanda maintain such seamless teamwork? What strategies do they use to keep drama at bay during high-pressure projects? These questions have intrigued viewers who are eager to learn more about what makes this dynamic duo tick.

But what really happens when the cameras aren’t rolling? Now’s your chance to get an insider’s look at some of the most jaw-dropping moments from “Iron Resurrection.” From their favorite builds to their toughest challenges, we’re diving deep into some exclusive insights straight from the cast themselves.

Answers for Fans

In one of Iron Resurrection’s recent Instagram posts, fans were given an exciting opportunity: ask anything! The cast was ready and willing to answer burning questions from their loyal followers. Let’s take a closer look at some of these interactions between fans and stars like Joe, Shag, and Mandi.

One fan was particularly curious about the build time for one of their favorite projects—the 1936 Ford Coupe. Marc asked:

“What was the actual build time on that ’36 Ford coupe?”

The response from @martinbroscustoms was straightforward: “It’s in the paint stage now.”

Another fan wanted an update on Jose’s bike builds:

“When are you going to do another bike build Jose?”

Jose responded with exciting news: “The final episode of this season (season 7), we build one for Pompa. That airs next Tuesday.”

Fans flooded the comments section with all sorts of inquiries—ranging from specific technical details about past builds to broader questions about future projects. Some even asked if there were plans for certain classic cars or European models they’d love to see featured on upcoming episodes.

One fan expressed interest in visiting Martin Bros Customs:

“Do you have a swag store in your shop? Are fans allowed to stop by and buy merch? My cousin lives in Texas, so I’m thinking about visiting him this summer—would love to drop by!”

To which they replied warmly: The shop is open from 8 AM until 3 PM—an open invitation!

Another viewer wanted insight into who has been part of this talented team longest besides Mr. Martin himself:

“I love watching your show! Who’s been with you guys longest besides Mr.Martin—and has anyone moved up within ranks over time?”

They proudly mentioned @kdub_801 as someone who started as just a painter/helper but has since evolved into an exceptional metal shaper/fabricator after six years with them—a testament both loyalty & growth within their crew!

Some comments even included requests for specific car models like ’69 Grand Prix or ’71 Monte Carlo SS—and yes—even European classics made it onto wish lists! When asked if they’d consider taking on European cars someday soon—their reply had just enough humor mixed-in saying maybe someday when customer brings one along!

A particularly enthusiastic fan went so far as offering his skills directly asking Joe if he could join team operating plasma CNC machine down Texas way—to which Joe graciously thanked him noting most current staff already proficient but appreciated offer nonetheless!

Beyond technical queries though—it wasn’t all business; personal connections also shone through many exchanges where compliments poured forth praising everything—from Amanda being described as “an explosion positivity” right down genuine nature humility other cast members displayed throughout series run thus far…

Fans didn’t hold back either expressing admiration talent vision showcased each episode whether building something new entirely restoring old classic back former glory days alike—all while requesting more diverse content including international projects appearances beloved characters such Pompa too boot…

Finally wrapping things up nicely Shag himself chimed-in thanking everyone taking part Q&A session encouraging everyone tune-in next week catch latest installment featuring sweet ride built especially Pompa closing out season strong style only Iron Resurrection can deliver!

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