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Stacey David takes automobile modification to a new level in "Gearz," pushing the limits of creativity and logic by building one-of-a-kind vehicles that defy conventional wisdom. Hot rods, off-road four wheelers, all-terrain types -- if it has an engine and a way to steer it, David, the original host of the popular TV series "Trucks!" brings it to life.
S12, EP6 "Catalog Camaro Butt & Tummy Tuck"
The Catalog Camaro is back in the garage and ready to go under the knife as Stacey shows how to do a butt lift and tummy tuck on a 2nd generation Camaro.
S12, EP7 "Big Bad Buick"
Stacey rolls in a big bad Buick Riviera and shows what is possible with the right vehicle and some bolt-on parts; a 1972 Riviera is a great entry-level project that won't break the bank.
S12, EP8 "Cheetah Paint & Body"
The GearZ crew hits the road this week and travels to the Charlotte Speed Shop to see how paint prep is going on Stacey's Cheetah Evolution Car; with the hood and side vents glassed in and smoothed out, the first coat of primer gets sprayed.
S12, EP9 "Big Bad Buick: Inside and Out"
Stacey gets down to business on the Big Bad Buick; with the top end engine rebuilt, the exterior and interior of the car need some serious updating.
S19, EP10 "The Mod Rod, Stripping and Prepping a Cab"
Stacey rolls in one of the show cars of the 1970s, the Mod Rod; after that, he shows how to properly disassemble the cab or body of your project and pre-fit some new components at the same time.
S19, EP8 "Show Truck With a Diesel Twist and Capping a Gladiator"
Stacey looks at a new twist on tool storage and sets up a Jeep Gladiator for your outdoor adventure needs!
S19, EP7 "Stacey David's GearZ -- Mustang Transmission Swap"
Stacey takes an old, beat-up '66 Mustang and puts some pep back in its step; he shows you how to replace an old automatic transmission with a quick-shifting Tremec T5 5-speed and how to lift an old cab or body off a frame without destroying it.
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?
