Great job

Just love that paint job. Great wood color. Great craftsmanship. American power !

Really nice work sir. Appreciate the share

Do you have any other projects in the works? Can’t wait to see some more videos. Your a true craftsman 👍

Did you have to cut the shaft

looks good, what's the part number

Where in Texas are you? The neighborhood looks a lot like north Dallas suburbs

Ready for 2 pallets of roofing shingles . Go to work , make some money !

I enjoy watching your videos. I’m restoring a 1967 C10. Can you tell me what size welder and wire you are using? Also settings on welder for replacing panels

I had a 58 Chevy panel truck that same color.I miss that panel.

Thanks for the great video. You have convinced me to repair my original 63 fenders and not get aftermarket replacements.

Beautiful work, beautiful truck!!

T.y. for your video Sir I'm a backyard mechanic and I appreciate you.

What gear oil did you use ,Lucas?

Nice work!

Have you explored tig welding for heat control? Im looking at possibly getting a tig welding set up for body work. Thank you for the great videos.

I might have missed it if you explained it. Did you wire the voltage regulator or does this harness no longer need to use it?

Thanks a million for the videos! Do you have a pic showing the drop with the bed on? Thanks

Did your relocate the gas tank to rear?

I like the trim on these truck, but mine being a stepside did not have any. What are the odds of taking a long bed trip and bending it around the step fender?

I have a 66 c10 and someone started and 85 c10 swap but the pian arm and ilde arm arent working right, is this what you have done? If so what pitman arm and idle arm are you using

De Uruguay da gusto ver estos vídeos a sido referencia para mi proyecto de c10 1965 la cual está pasando por una restauración total. Gracias

Beautiful work guys!!!

You're the neighbors I hope for but never have. I'm sipping on my morning coffee getting tips while my harness is being delivered.

Would like to see some black steeling and caps on it though! :)

The best love your work mate Curtis from Australia.

Just wondering if you used weld through primer to protect the metal before stitch it all together ?

Hi what brand of roof skin? Thank you so much

Got a questions I have not see many with the Spare Tire on the fender. Was there a different ID for that model ?? Like there is a Fleetside, step side ?

So what wiring kit was that?

We need a new video! I know they’re a lot of work and slow down your progress but man we learn a lot from you. You do some awesome builds. Thank you !

Beautiful truck Gibby. It shows your passion for the unit and your attention to detail man. Stunning. The bed floor looks awesome. Great job.

I needed a pic of the glove box inside mine 1963 and Cj pony parts sent one but in is to small in height and it screws in place but 1.25 inch gap under the box , I have the hinge coming maybe it takes up that space ?

Cool truck!

Great work!!

I love all three trucks. You have done a lot of good work…..I sure miss my 65 Chevy 1/2 ton

that should work for a floor shift as well??? Thank you!

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Parabéns meu amigo ótimo trabalho

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great video, thanks

Are you using a Manual Transmission column? Does it work with an automatic trans?

Man I'd love to own that truck - if decide to move it please keep me in mind

Thanks Brother Gibson. Another lesson saved for me to refer back to when I get to my 61 and 62. We appreciate Your lessons. Be blessed. Truck Driver Ray ✝️

Looks good, as usual.

did you build the hoist adapter or make it?

Did you order the wiring through the LMC

The black truck and the light blue truck, did you undercoat under the cabs?

Because of your videos on c10 repair i restored my 1962 c10 that was my great grand fathers when he bought it new and used it on his farm in Tx. It was my first vehicle to drive in high school back in 1990. Then over covid i restored it my garage and now i drive my kids around in it every weekend. thanks Gibson for all the help and now i can create memories for the next generation to pass it on to.

Have you ever rebuilt one of those steering gear boxes?