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Utilizing the six-acre Automotive Palace in Greensboro, North Carolina, the GAA Classic Cars Auction attracts enthusiasts who are looking for their favorite classic, muscle and collector car and regularly features more than 700 collectible vehicles.

Utilizing the six-acre Automotive Palace in Greensboro, North Carolina, the GAA Classic Cars Auction attracts enthusiasts who are looking for their favorite classic, muscle and collector car and regularly features more than 700 collectible vehicles.

Stacey rolls in a 1970's Datsun 240Z! Follow along as he digs into the history of these legendary cars and shows some of the great ways to deal with the fragile parts and panels. The old Z cars are still out there. Now is the time to get one going!

The 240Z project is back in the shop as Stacey digs into the magic of the original straight-six engine and drivetrain; he introduces you to the vintage Little Debbie's delivery truck with a sound system.

Stacey rolls the 24Oz onto the lift to lay out the new brakes and suspension, adding a few race-inspired components to take the braking and handling to a different level; he showcases America's oldest motorsport, the tractor pull.

Stacey is not only showcasing 20 years of a how-to show, but also the tools that make it happen; he dives into the world of video games and pinball to show where they started, where they went and where they are now.

Ins and outs of stripping paint and what you might expect to see once it's done; next, Stacey walks through the steps of restoring headlight buckets.

Stacey digs into the unique history of how a WWII vehicle became the first mass-produced civilian 4x4 truck; he upgrades the electrical and fuel systems on a '49 Power Wagon, so you can drive it safely.