FULL BUILD- ASMR- 1966 C10 to 2001 Tahoe Frame Swap (NO TALKING, NO MUSIC)
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Enjoy over 2.5 hrs of ASMR truck building. This 1966 C10 was frame swapped onto a 2001 tahoe frame using an EZ chassis swap kit. The full build took about 6 months and a total of close to $20,000 to complete.
If you want more detail on anything in this video see the full 20 part narrated series here at this playlist.
• MATER- 1966 C10 PROJECT
This was such an impressive build! The attention to detail in the frame swap was incredible, and the no talking, no music format made it even more satisfying to watch. Amazing work!
Thank you so much! Im glad you enjoyed it! More to come soon!
Love the no talking , no music . Nice to see someone who knows what he's doing go about his work. Good job.
Thank you! I will continue to do more videos like this in the future!
Especially the no music part. Keep them coming!
Thank you! Will do! 😃
I hope he paints it up real nice and shines but I fear he’s going to leave it sort of junky looking with a mix of blue and rust.
I prefer the mix of blue and rust with the original paint. In my opinion when it gets painted, it ends up looking like every other restored truck and loses its originality.
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I just watched this straight through. That is an incredible transformation and the end result looks great! It is cool to watch somebody transform an older beater into a safe drivable truck.
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Just the fact that you're taking everything apart and putting it back together is already an improvement on what has been done from the factory
It definitely has its flaws! But its still running strong after 400k miles which is quite astonishing!
All you did was like tighten stuff back up, you didn't replace anything?
For the engine, I replaced all the gaskets, timing chain, oil pump, water pump, alternator, all the pulleys, belts, spark plugs, plug wires, oil pick up o ring. But i didnt do anything to the internal of the engine as i plan on building a 6.0 for it in the future
Complaining about a 20+ year old vehicle with 400k miles and still going?
@@FLManGaragethat's the LS for ya! 😂
Excellent video. First I thought: No Way am I going to sit still for a video this long..:then I did😂. It was totally worth the watch.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for your comment and support!!😃
You did a beautiful job on that truck. You should be proud.
Thank you so much! I am proud i was able to finish it! 😃
God bless the men that are willing to do this kind of work.
Thank you so much and god bless! 😃
All I can say is WOW what a build. Good on you sir.
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Great job, great video. I watched start to finish. I liked how you had no voice or music, just process.
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed this format!😃
Beautiful that is the best frame swap i have seen so far . No crappie music or voice over just getting it done. Great video . Thanks for sharing.
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Finally, no cheesy music. Now, this is a channel I can watch 👍🏻
Thank you! More to come! 👍🏻
Call me weird but I actually like the fact that there wasnt any talking going on, just straight to the point
Im glad you enjoyed this format! There will be more to come 👍🏻
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Holy smokes man, this is outstanding.
I had some doubt when I saw that 400K Tahoe, but this is really amazing.
Thanks for creating this -- the truck and video! -- the effort to take/edit this video while also doing the truck must have been huge, and both are seriously high quality.
Thank you so much! This was my first big undertaking, mechanically speaking as well as video/editing so I am blessed to see how many people are enjoying it!
Very Good Job Bringing Them Old Ones Back To Life. 😊👍
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Ridiculous amount of work brother!! What a journey! Amazing skills. Bravo.
Thank you so much! It was an incredible amount of work for sure!! But it was a fun process with lots of learning! 😃
Awesome job! Love the video, no unnecessary speaking and no annoying music!
Thank you so much! Im glad people are enjoying this format!
The marathon of passion and big determination...respect buddy!
Thank you! There were times when i definitely thought i was in way over my head, but this was such a great learning experience!
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Just need the Sanford and Son door decals ! Sweet old school look.
I was totally wrong about this restoration. He didn’t take all the dents out and restore it to brand new but I think what he did instead was outstanding. It runs great but looks like he wanted it to look.i applaud his work and his dedication. Nice job. I look forward to more of your videos.
Thank you so much! 😃
Your work. Your dedication. The time spent. All the hours and unwavering dedication and firtetude. Man I totally respect what you have done man. Totally. Great job dude.
I appreciate your kind words and support!
Derek from Vice Grip Garage channel would absolutely love this build.
I hope he would! I love watching his stuff!
Great job! A testament to anyone that if you want something bad enough you will figure out how to do it!! All this done outside with no high dollar tools.
Thank you so much! Yes! I am proud to have finished this project with no major equipment/tools!
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This is a great project!! I just found your channel, and I subbed!! This swap is most interesting! A great way to upgrade and save an old Chevy classic! I'm a 76 yr old V/N combat vet. After surviving in airborne infantry (101), ad a paratrooper. I bought a '58 Plymouth Fury with a blown 318. I bought a '58 Imperial with a 392 hemi. I swapped it into the Fury, ( after a refresh, big cam, etc, man did I have fun with it!!! I had a old classmate who was a hemisphere guru drag racer, he and I built the hemi. He knew lots of hot tricks to make her run! But he also showed me all the necessary suspension and brake mods needed. I loved that hot rod. Shocked the shit out of lots of cords and chevys. I've owned all of the tri five chevs over the years, the were plenty ful and cheap during my youth. They'll always be my favorite cars.I watched D&D build your '56!! Its a great ride!! I'm watching you build a ,'66 chef pickup now. Great video!! Like your channel!!!
First and foremost, thank you so much for your service!
Sounds like you have had some awesome rides over the years! I hope to have many more fun and old projects in the future
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No words! You are just a dedicated person, your work is better than must shops I know , excellent, it is a piece of art
Thank you so much! that is quite the compliment! I appreciate your support!
What a cool ride. Up here in Wyoming, we'd left the 4x4. Where you're at 2wd is perfectly fine. I didn't even know they made a kit to mount that up, that makes things nice.
Yeah we really dont need 4wd down here unless off roading!
The kit makes it so easy!
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I can fully appreciate the work you put into this pickup. I did classic auto restoration and custom cars for fourteen years. Awesome imagination and creativity working around several issues. I love this year and body style of chevy. I know that patina is really the thing now and I want you to know that what I’m about to say is about me and my quirks and has nothing to do with your skills and the quality of work you have done. I am 61 years old now and I started painting when lacquer was commonly used. Then the catalyzed enamel etc.. I went on to be a technical rep for Sikkens. I have tried to do rat rods and I have tried to do what you have done here but I COULDN’T. There is so much work that goes into it that I couldn’t leave it looking old on purpose. Even when it is the hot ticket. Even when everyone loves it. I simply cannot stop myself from going all the way with the bodywork and the flawless paint and making it look like new. Even if I was working on a car that I was going to sell and I could get more money by leaving the surface rust and patina… I can’t do it! It bothers me a little bit that I am like this and I think it’s a quirky OC thing, or an old man thing, but I have given up on it and have realized that when I work on a car it is going to get beautiful new paint. Anyway, enough ranting. Good work. It really is a cool old classic and it is obvious that you are passionate about what you do.👍
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I have always liked the patina look because every one is different. I feel like if this was done to a show quality, it would look like every other painted truck.
This is the first stage for this truck, it may get bodywork and paint in the future, but right now i definitely do not have the skills or money for that, it would probably be at least another $20,000 in panels, metal work, body work and paint. Perhaps down the line, but i am content with the look for now
Next on the list is AC/heat and radio!
AC is very important down here in florida!
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I'm with you. Altho this truck looks pretty good, I just don't dig the patina schmena look! Awesome build. Attsa bitchin ride! 😎👍
It is definitely not for everyone! But i do enjoy the look! Your opinion is valid! Thanks for your comment 😃
It definitely makes sense to NOT paint it for at least two reasons. First is the money it takes to do it and second is the fact that some people like the look of patina more than paint. Another cool thing with NOT painting it is that you don’t have to worry and stress over chips and scratches. Also, I live in Oregon. If I lived in Florida there is NO DOUBT that I would make A/C the first priority. Totally impressed by what you have done. The wiring on the chassis swap would have intimidated the hell out of me!
Those are definitely reasons why i didnf paint! Also, yes definitely need ac next!! The wiring was intimidating for sure but once i dug in, it wasnt too bad!
Florida man Garage you are an Amazing Mechanic, you did a llell of job on that truck, Very Professional 💯 thanks for Sharing your Awesome Video,job well done 👍👍👍.
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This was probably one of the coolest builds on CZcams, as a content creator myself I can only imagine the hours building and editing this video for us! Thanks so much
Thank you so much for your comment! Yes! It took so long to complete the editing on this one for sure. At least a few weeks, and its definitely not perfect!
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Awesome job! I am also a fan of the no talking, and pace of the video. Some talking is fine, sometimes its easier and adds to it, but getting all of this into one video and not fluffing it with chatter is nice. I made a no talking walkaround video of my '58 mercury voyager wagon on my channel and thought it might be boring, and it probably is to some people, but I made it mostly for myself and I enjoy watching it and hearing the bugs in the background haha. Then stumbled across this and feel inspired to speed up my next walkaround or tinkering video. Good work!
Thank you so much for your feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
This was my first video like this, and I definitely have some improvement to do on the editing and videography portion !
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Superb job very dedicated boy well done young man 😊🇬🇧 👏👏👏👍
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I loved this video, you build one of a kind truck. From start to finish. Very exelent job.👍👍👌👌👌
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I just watched the whole thing from start to finish. You now have a really cool truck you can drive anywhere and be very comfortable
Thank you so much! yes, it drives so nice now! i just need to get the a/c going! :D
That is an absolute work of art.
Thank you so much!! 😃
This is one awesome build. Amazing job! Anyone complaining about the paint just don’t understand not everything needs to be painted, Mother Nature did a great job with this one and it deserves to stay that way.
I agree 100%! This survived from 1966 like this so i would like to keep it as is! 😃
Amazing job! Crazy attention to detail
Thank you so much!
That was amazing! watched every minute of it! You should do a video driving it with scenery and the sounds of the truck.
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That is a great idea! I will definitely do that! 😃
Excellent work. You got me ready to restart my 78 GMC truck again.
I ran out of funds for the repairs.
Im at the paint, interiors, doors, pickup bed wood replacement.
Its a 3/4 ton flat bed.
I had found my truck buried in sand. My wife purchased it as a surprise from a family member.
The running gear is done.
That is an awesome story. It adds up really fast. I thought I was gonna be into this project about $10,000 but ended up being almost double that lol
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Everyone in these comments don't realize that this is mostly just one dude in his garage building a show truck. If you're so ticked off on the way he did something, why don't you show your show truck? Exactly....
Thank you! Yes that is true and this was my first big undertaking like this. First time with a welder and i had so much to learn. It was a great learning experience, and of course if i could start over, there are some things i would have done differently!
@@FLManGarage What an inspiration you are, thank you for sharing all you hard work and single handily creating this entire video for the world to view and also showing us that we as humans are capable of anything we can put our minds to. I will be sharing this video with my 15 yr old son who is in HS taking a course of EC&D. Oh btw my father had this exact truck,as a child one day he said chris grab those keys to the truck and i said for what, he said go learn how to drive a stick and im like dad it's a 3 on the tree Lol.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. This truck was originally a three on the tree and I was hoping I could drive it that way, but the engine and transmission were too far gone by the time I got it!
Try to do this in Germany!Then your a master!In the US??Not so,because there are no rules for this build ups!if you try doing this in Germany the TÜV send you home and 100% dont let this car on the streets because you dont get insurance!Its so easy doing things like that in the US!Sorry!So,not EXACTLY!Despite this nice work and greeat vid!And i wish we could do things like this here in Germany!And i have done a complete restoration with a POLO 86c with all parts taken apart with my nephew in a carport!Little disappointed that he used a kit!Thought in the beginning he is doing the mods by himself!
definitely glad i live in florida so i can make projects like this!
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I don’t know what that build cost you but that is one goodlooking old truck. WOW!!!!!!
Thank you! Total cost was right around $20,000
Excellent build, lots of hard work payed off.
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Very nice job! I'm a hot rod builder and this is amazing. Everyone does it there way. You added that military box in the back... I got a name for the truck.. Rambo.
Awesome i like it! Thank you for your comment and support!
What an absolutely fascinating in depth rebuild of an old truck from start to finish. I wonder how many people start projects like this, and find they're out of their depth. I know I would be.
Thank you so much! There were plenty of times i thought i was in way over my head, but it was such a great learning experience!
Brother you hit that out of the park beautiful truck
Thank you so much! 😃
Wow, you did a great job! I can only imagine driving a truck this old that drives as smooth as a Chevy Tahoe.
Thank you! Yes it drives so smooth! 😃
I watched and enjoyed every minute of this! Outstanding video editing showing every step of the way with no dialogue necessary. Can’t wait for the next build!
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Thank you for all this nice and so interesting job on your truck.Keep well.Thomas Katsoulakis from France.
Thank you so much for your comment and support, I love seeing the international love!
Incredible project and an amazing transformation. Congratulations on building a very nice truck.
I would have been extremely tempted to check the rod and main bearings with 400K miles on the engine, but it may have opened a can of worms if you had, You seemed confident in the Taho and the work you did so I'm sure there was a reason you didn't keep digging.
I was tempted! But like you said, didnt want to open the can, and then spend a bunch of money on this motor when my end goal is to build a 6.0 from the ground up for it anyway! I figured it runs good and doesn’t smoke so we will run it while i build the other engine for it 😃
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That glossy look kills the vibe. Ever heard of matte boat varnish? Clear, matte and lasts forever...
This definitely came out a bit more shiny than expected, but it will fade nicely over time 😃.
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Well done excellent job.
I’d love to be able to tackle this kind of thing, only lack of space and old age stops me 😁
You’ve obviously got skill and patience, kudos brother.
Thank you so much! Definitely more to come in the future! 😃
Love your build , looks like a fun driver. I did a similar one a couple years ago- a Tahoe under a 49 3100 , I left the floor and firewall, body mounts on the Tahoe as the 49 floor was rotted out. The wheel base was 3/4” longer than the 3100, not hardly noticeable, had to raise the bed floor up 2” to clear the fuel tank and shock mounts, brought the fuel filler out between the rear bed stake and the fender. Your details on your project is awesome- your truck your way👍!
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I would love to do a truck older than the 66 model that sounds like a really cool build that you had!
Fantastic work, we need more people like you in this world. Salutations from St. Johns County freedom Florida!
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Add a few “shorts“ to your selection and maybe do some videos that are around 45 minutes, and pretty soon you’ll have 200,000 subscribers. But no music and no talking is fantastic, though you can increase your close captioning for what you’re doing.
I hope so! That is the dream! Thank you for your support!
You did an amazing job. I really like the no music and no talking. It felt like I was there with you. I have a 64 C10 and I'm doing the exact same thing. Watching this really helped.
Thank you so much! Im glad you enjoyed this format!
Excellent build .... the patina on that truck is amazing.
Thank you! I was surprised how much blue was actually left under all the surface rust and grime!
The hours of R&D you invest have elevated my timberborne game. magic tiles, dwelling efficiencies, constuction supplies, shortest path designs, Just to name a few strategies....
More casual conversations with Picture please.
Thank you for your view and comment! I dont quite understand the comment, but i appreciate your support!
My comment was for a video game channel... I watched just before your video. I now realize how strange that comment is considering your lovely content format. Strong work BTW@@FLManGarage
That makes sense! Thank you! 😃
Looks beautiful awesome build ! Great looking truck 🛻🛻🛻👍
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I've done plenty of motors, and done my motors too,it seems a little odd that he wouldn't do the head gaskets and pistons, and rings, especially with that many miles on it. As far as as somebody else on here said, that is a lot of work for one man. When me and my brother,did his old ranchero,66 by the way. We cut up a old Montego, it was somewhere in the seventies, don't remember exact date, we wanted the motor, because the motor in the car was a 351 Cleveland, With low MI we cut that car completely to the ground. And move the motor over to the ranchero, which turned out to be pretty bad a$$, but all the work that was involved was crazy,and I'll never do it again but kudos to this gentleman.very good job for doing it on your own. "congratulations" now that was a awesome job.
The main reason I didn’t do more to this motor is that i plan on building a 6.0 with a 4l80e from the ground up, so i didnt want to spend the time and money to rebuild this one.
It ran good in the Tahoe and runs good now, good oil pressure and doesn’t smoke, so i am curious to see how much longer it will last!
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@@FLManGarage no worries the ending result was beautiful by the way 👍
Thank you! There will be more to come with this truck and other projects in the future!
I like the original look with clear coat.
With the V-8 kinda a sleeper?
Awesome job 👍
Yes, it is a bit of a sleeper! Thank you for your support and comment!
Every time it said "plating parts no one will see" I was saying back to the screen "yes, but you will know and it will bring you peace"
Hundred percent! it gives me peace, knowing that mostly everything on the truck is protected! Thanks for the view and comment! 😃
Preventive maintenance is the life of your vehicle. An ounce of prevention is way more valuable than a pound of cure.
I couldn’t agree more! 😃
@@FLManGarage sorry, just saw this. Thanks for commenting back. Beautiful vehicle.
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This was one of the best videos I have ever watched- and I have watched a lot. Great work and unless you have been there (I have) you cannot appreciate the amount of time and dedication it takes to see a build thru. Seeing the outside work and painting with a 30 mile an hour wind made me smile. Reminds me of me. Hope to see more vids in the future-I'm a subscriber now!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!!
This was a huge undertaking for me and i am proud to have “finished “ it. (Always more to do!)
It seems to only be windy out when i need to paint something 😄
I admire your craftsmanship and your motivation to take on such a project. I am sure the edit work on the video was no small task. Well Done! Enjoy your ride.
Thank you so much! Yes, the editing took a few weeks!!
A big thumbs up to you for doing such a great undertaking. The naysayers can say what they want, I think this is some really good work and something to be proud of. I have a 57 3100 myself, and would love more than anything to do with it what you have done to this one.
Thank you so much! This was the biggest project ive ever done, so i am very proud of the outcome and how much i have learned along the way!
That 57 would be such an awesome build!
Amazing transformation!! Enjoyed watching you build it from the ground up. Great job
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You have some serious skills brother!
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Mad skills my man! Much respect for your work and dedication to your project.
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Excellent video, fantastic job on the truck!
Thank you very much! 😃 glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you... That is how I like to watch my videos, all action less talk. I also like the concept that you clean as you go with your work. Awesome work! New subscriber.
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absolute beautiful sleeper build love the original patina look and wood in the bed amazing truck
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Great job! One additional step to complete asap - spray interior of doors, hood, jambs, and body panels with Woolwax or Fluid Film. This will prevent further corrosion on surfaces that were previously rusted
Thanks! I will look into that, every panel was derusted, treated with rust converter, painted and then coated with under coating, but im sure that stuff wont hurt either 😃
Amazing, simply amazing! I am a huge fan as of now! The only thing I wasn't fond of, is the wheels. That truck needs better. Sorry I wasn't putting it down.
I agree 100%! I needed something quick and cheap as i was way over budget on the build and found those wheels/tires for $200. Hopefully i can work with a company in the future and get a really nice set of wheels! 😃
Nice build… should drive great… an like the idea of using the Jerry Can for the gas filler
Thank you so much ! yes it drives great just like a new 2001 Tahoe!. The jerry can filler neck was a fun little project at the end.😃
You did an awesome job with this! The way you point 👉🏻at things in your video reminds me of those restoration videos usually made in Europe!😂 Keep the great videos coming!!!
Thank you so much!
Admittedly, a lot of the times i am pointing is because it was a clip from my full series where i am talking about it 😅
It’s all good! Again… excellent build!!!
I appreciate it! 😃
Just got to the gas can filler. What a great innovative idea 👍👍
Thank you! That was a fun little project towards the end of the build! 😃
Fun to watch. I had a 66 Chevy short bed in my 20's. Put a small block 400 in it. Loved the frame off switch.
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I love the patina on the 66.....exellent job brother, stay up, and freee.....🔥🔥🔥❤️👍🏽💯
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Clean, well thought out build. You are a talented young man. I subbed. Enjoy that gem of a truck.
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I don't know what to say except great job man, fun video and I watched it entirety without getting bored, unlike other videos On CZcams 👌
Im glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your support!
You did an awesome job here, especially since it looks like you did 99.9% of the work by yourself. Nice editing work too, this seems like a lot of footage to pare down. I liked that you didn’t dub in music and inserted subtitles where needed (maybe leave those up another “potato” longer for us slow readers 😂). I liked subscribed and commented for the algorithm. Good luck.
Thank you so much for your comment and support! This was a huge editing task for me and i will definitely improve in future videos!
Definitely will leave the subtitles up longer, it seemed long when i was editing, but they are clearly too quick in real time!
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Marvelous work brother,god bless you and your family.I am evg.robin from tamilnadu, India.🎉❤
Thank you so much and god bless! 😃
Awesome Job on this Classic.. Love the taste you maintained throughout the process. It's Old but Brand Spanking New.. Hats off...
Thank you! That was a look i was going for, an old look on the outside but brand new underneath! 😃
This was an amazing project to watch! The truck turned out incredible!!
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Awesome build! It turned amazing.
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Great job! Love it! I’d preferred an original steering wheel but it looks good nonetheless! 🙌🏻💯
I wanted to keep the original steering wheel in the beginning, but it was too rough of shape. Also, it was too big. If I find a better wheel, I would definitely swap it out. This is a super cheap eBay wheel!
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Excellent work nonetheless, awesome build! 💯🙌🏻
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I AM ONLY 27 MINUTES INTO YOUR VIDEO AN I LOVE IT, GOOD WORK BRO.
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Great build, excellent filming and editing.
Thank you so much! More to come! 😃
Stellar job. Meticulously executed.
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I just watched the whole entire build oh Wow lots of hard work well done looks great
Thank you so much! Yes! It was an incredible amount of work! But it was fun and i learned so much along the way!
I've had three of these old Chevy trucks.The first was dads old truck he had given to me for graduating high school. Dad had named the truck Sarge. It was a 68 Chevy long bed with around 400H.P. We built around 200ish small block Chevys throughout the years. It had a 4 speed Muncie rock crusher in the floor and those H.P. came from a DZ 302 Chevrolet.The 2nd was a 64 short bed step side with 275/60/15s, with a Eaton 3:90 posi and a super hard shifting 350 turbo automatic. The truck came factory with in dash air conditioning,(push/pull levers) factory 283 with a two speed powerglide. It had the big back window was baby blue with a white top and a chrome grill. Came with chrome front and rear bumpers, all original from the factory. My third old Chevy truck was a '66 short bed fleet side, with a stock 350 and stock 350 automatic but ran perfectly. I think you've done a heck of a job, I would trust that truck to California from Tennessee no problem, especially if you had it geared properly.
Yes! It has the tahoe gears so its great on the highway! That sounds like an awesome spec truck you had! Im jealous of the a/c, that will be my next project for this truck!
Im impressed! A man with a goal, great job!
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Very cool build. I enjoyed every second!
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Congratulations! That was quite an impressive build. Way to focus and getting it done with your friends, family and mad skills. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Your truck is amazing!
Thank you so much! It was quite and undertaking for me and i learned so much along the way, it was a fun project that i am happy others are enjoying to watch 😃
Mad skills bro that truck is awesome. Hat's off to ya.
Thank you so much! I learned so much along the way!
The instrument cluster is cool. I like it. ❤🎉
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Heck yeah! Looks killer, patina is better that a 10k paint job! 🥵
I agree! Its a lot of work and money for a paint job, then it loses its originality!
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@FLManGarage pluss if you spend 10k on a paint job you have to worry about it twice as much.
No problem 😉
That is so true!!
Great Movie 😎👍 I‘d let them oldschool truck mirrors on, but that’s detail. Love it 🖤
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Bro, I have some seen some cool frame swaps. but this is sweeeet! Will watch all 20 videos.
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Outstanding results by a focused individual
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Really very impressive work. The dedication to keeping as much as possible as original is a great idea. The newer running gear should make for a better driving experience.
Congrats on your ride.
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It rides amazing right now, especially with the all new suspension components! 😃
Really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for your support! Im glad you enjoyed it! More to come soon!
God blass you my friend! Thanks so much for share knowledge! Wonderful job! 👏👏👏
Thank you for your support! I learned so much while working on this project!
Outstanding! Great camera work, incredible build. Subscribed!
Thank you so much! 😃 i appreciate you!
Well done 👍👍
Nice work.
Love from IRAN ❤
Thank you so much! I love all the international support!!