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A 1989 OBS Chevy C1500 truck.
A 1989 OBS Chevy C1500 truck.
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S2, EP8 "Track Hugging Chevy"The guys make room on Junk Mail for bigger wheels and tires with a few body modifications; making some custom bumpers and adding a roll cage; getting the body of the frame for final welding and paint.
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"Pro Touring Paint"We take a 1989 OBS Chevy C1500 and fabricate truck bed to fit our new custom Oval track rear suspension.
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S2, EP22 "Pro Touring Chevy - Track Approved"OBS Pro Touring Chevy heads to the C10 Nationals and hits the track.
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S1, EP10 "Drifting Trailblazer"Jeremy and Jimmy wear out a pair of tires testing their Trailblazer SS in a drift like fashion. Upgrades are already on their minds as they shed some pounds for a better drifting truck.
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S4, EP4 "Abandoned Chevy Silverado Part 5: Increase Power"The Abandoned Chevy Silverado project is back for mild performance upgrades to the engine.
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S4, EP2 "Nissan 280Z Heritage Build Assembly and Payoff"We put the last few pieces on our 1978 Datsun 280Z project, adding exhaust and fuel injection.
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S4, EP1 "Nissan 280Z Heritage Build Body Mods and Paint"The crew makes body modifications to the 1978 280Z, taking on some JDM styling cues.
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