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Stacey looks back at how the show came about, and covers a few of the unique how-to segments. He digs into some of the incredible vehicles, and the ideas and reasoning that helped shape these projects.
Stacey looks back at how the show came about, and covers a few of the unique how-to segments. He digs into some of the incredible vehicles, and the ideas and reasoning that helped shape these projects.
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S8, EP8 "LMC Bronco/Casey James"Stacey shows you how to tackle the one restoration project that is everybody's dream...the frame off restoration. You'll be surprised how simple a job like this can be if you follow his simple tips and tricks and plan the project out properly.
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S8, EP9 "Sgt. Rock Bumper Fabrication; Mickey Harris"Stacey shows you how to find what you're looking for in the aftermarket and how to fabricate and build your own custom mounts. After that, he digs into the history of the Sgt. Rock truck and how it's connected to "the greatest generation."
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S8, EP10 "On the Road Again; Cornwell Dealers"Stacey hits the road to help out a Gearz Nation member with his 56 Corvette project; taking a look at some serious questions that people ask about becoming a tool dealer and if it's really worth it.
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S8, EP11 "The Street Sweeper"Stacey dives into the world of the sleeper, by taking a '73 Plymouth Satellite, and begins transforming it into a street pounding monster under the skin.
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S19, EP13 "Datsun 240Z Suspension and Super Pull of the South"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.
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S19, EP10 "Stacey David's GearZ - The Datsun 240Z - A Sports Car for the Masses"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!
