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Gearz
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.
Rerun Air Date: December 14, 2025
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.
S6, EP10 "Lifting a Caddy"
Stacey works on Jason Sturgeon's Escalade; The monster truck Predator.
S6, EP11 "Ram 1500 Longhorn / Katzkin Upholstery / Schwartz Performance"
Stacey adds key tools and equipment to a new truck; leather interiors from a kit; packing twin turbos on an LS7 small block engine.
S6, EP12 "Project Heavy Metal Suspension; Dax Shepard Hit and Run Lincoln Continental"
Stacey rolls Heavy Metal back into the shop and begins to lay out some of the incredible modifications that he is going to be doing on this old junk yard '69 International Cabover truck.
S19, EP8 "Stacey David's GearZ - Show Truck with a Diesel Twist and Capping a Gladiator"
What do you get when you take a 4x4 diesel pickup, toss in over 2000hp and mix it with some serious bling? The definition of show and go! Stacey looks at a new twist on tool storage, and sets up a Jeep Gladiator for all 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?
