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It's fabrication time on our Chevy Suburban we're calling "Unbreakable", and with the help of Jeremy and Jimmy from Carcass the guys build an off-road-ready frame that's out of this world.
It's fabrication time on our Chevy Suburban we're calling "Unbreakable", and with the help of Jeremy and Jimmy from Carcass the guys build an off-road-ready frame that's out of this world.
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S1, EP5 "Unbreakable Nears the Finish"An "Unbreakable" Suburban gets its upgraded suspension and drivetrain installed.
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S1, EP9 "Unbreakable Readies for the Mountain"The Unbreakable Chevy Suburban makes its final preparations for payoff.
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"The Unbreakable Suburban Is Going Off Road"The guys put Project Unbreakable, our '91 Chevy Suburban, to the test at Adventure Off Road Park!
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"An Unbreakable Suburban Transformation"A team takes a massive 1991 GMC Suburban square body and turns it into a lifted, off-road beast.
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S5, EP21 "Chevy C-10 - Part 9: Low Ride, High Power"Project Cream Puff gets air-ride and a supercharger for a slammed, C-10 street machine.
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S5, EP20 "Chevy C-10 - Part 8: Pearlfection"The guys from MCT take their Chevy C-10 and transform it into a work of art; they tackle body work to lay down a pearl two-tone finish; whether you're an experienced builder or just love the beauty of custom trucks, they show tips, techniques, and tricks to help bring your own project to life; plus, Mike and Anthony give a little tour of their own C-10 projects.
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S5, EP19 "Chevy C-10 - Part 10: Cool and Comfortable"The 1972 C-10 is in the shop for a comfort upgrade; installing a modern HVAC system, adding heat and sound dampening, and sharing a few wiring tips to keep Cream Puff running cool and smooth.
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S5, EP18 "Chevy C-10 -- Part 7: Powertrain to Pipework"We install the engine and trans, make brake lines, then fab a clean, simple exhaust on our 1972 C-10.
