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We introduce our Low-Fi S-10 project and look at the history of the Mini Truck Slam world.
We introduce our Low-Fi S-10 project and look at the history of the Mini Truck Slam world.
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S3, EP7 "Low-Fi S-10: The Hunt For A New Project"We introduce our Low-Fi S-10 project and look at the history of the Mini Truck Slam world.
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S3, EP8 "Low-Fi S-10: We Lay Frame"We tear into our Low-Fi S-10 project and the rear suspension is our focus.
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S3, EP9 "Low-Fi S-10: Altering The Front Suspension"Our Chevy Low-Fi S-10 project continues and today is front suspension teardown and upgrades.
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S3, EP15 "Low-Fi S-10: New Audio System & Interior"We send our S-10 out to an expert who will create and install a custom audio system and interior.
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S4, EP20 "Project Nightshift: Putting in Work"1993 Dodge Ram Dually gets wiring fixed, seats installed, door panels refurbished and a maiden voyage.
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S4, EP19 "Project Nightshift: Working Overtime"'93 Dodge Dually gets rebuilt transfer case, turbo plumbing and brake line tips.
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S4, EP10 "One-Ton, Two-Tone Transformation"Getting the brushes ready because the Dodge Diesel Dually, Nightshift, is turning to the dark side.
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