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Stacey takes a classic 1967 Chevy long bed, and shows how to cut the frame properly, so you have a safe and reliable truck when you are done.
Stacey takes a classic 1967 Chevy long bed, and shows how to cut the frame properly, so you have a safe and reliable truck when you are done.
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S17, EP3 "Mower Box Mayhem"Stacey marries a zero-turn mower with a Cornwell toolbox to create the world's first zero-turn tool box. Later, he takes out for a test drive, but he's also going to show you all the steps it took to build it!
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S17, EP4 "Original vs. Replica"Stacey shows how to tell an original from a clone by rolling in the real Copperhead; a replica that sold at a recent auction; he introduces an all-female crew making waves rebuilding carburetors, then heads to the 2023 Grand National Roadster show.
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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, EP7 "Stacey David's GearZ -- Mustang Transmission Swap"Stacey takes an old, beat-up '66 Mustang and puts some pep back; he shows how to replace an old automatic transmission with a quick-shifting Tremec T5 5-speed; he also shows how to lift an old cab or body off a frame without destroying it.
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S19, EP6 "The Face Off"Stacey demonstrates how to change a four-headlight classic Chevy truck into a two-headlight classic Chevy truck, just by changing some sheet metal. Is it as easy as it looks, or are there some hidden challenges waiting to bite you?
