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Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor with truck builds, including classic and late-model pickups, sport trucks and SUVs.
Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor with truck builds, including classic and late-model pickups, sport trucks and SUVs.
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S1, EP10 "Building a Bronco"With the help of some master craftsmen, the guys start building a Bronco from the ground up, one that will cruise the beach, scream down the interstate and everything in between.
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S1, EP13 "First Gen Bronco Gets a Modern Suspension"Our '74 Bronco build is getting a suspension overhaul plus new axles, brakes, wheels and tires! And John Kramer from Mecum Auctions stops by to check on the progress.
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S1, EP10 "Mocking Up a New 1974 Bronco"It's time to mock everything in place in our 1974 Bronco.
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S1, EP14 "The Beach Cruiser Bronco Gets Its Colors"We welcome custom car builder Chris Ryan and his team to help with our 1974 Bronco; we give it a professional paint job that will completely transform this build.
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S6, EP10 "Chevy DragAlanche -- Part 3: The Ultimate Hook-Up"Project DragAlanche gets a stronger rear end, upgraded brakes and a fully adjustable 4-link setup.
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