FULL BUILD: '65 Chevy Truck - Patina Restomod

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[@jefemuga416]

damn, these guys are something else. They're specialized mechanics, work on body shop, welders, painters, restorers and tv show personalities. normally you have to bring in a guy for each of these jobs but these guys do it all.

[@Craigthomas322]

They definitely have guys behind the scenes doing the majority if the work. No way they can do all that work and do a TV show also

[@RotartMedia]

@@Craigthomas322 maybe but if youtubers can do it why cant they

[@hawkdsl]

@@Craigthomas322 That is incorrect. There was a behind the scenes special not too long ago... and yes.. the host do all the work themselves. They are hired for their skills as mechanics and builders.

[@Tytytyty-o6q]

My dad owned a long bed 65 chevy C-10 with 283 power pack 3 speed in the column. That was the first vehicle I learned to drive on our dirt road farm. It was a tough old truck which we named "Old Blue". We bear hunted, deer hunted, and keep beehives deep in the North Carolina Bays. This truck was even a daily driver to work for my father and served our family well. When I see these trucks it brings back good memories.

[@RyanTheMalamute]

The one guy's "southern accent" comes and goes more than my wife's boyfriend.

[@corycruzan3686]

Awesome 😊

[@xeaqzy943]

wait what, ur wife’s boyfriend? am i stupid or delusional

[@RyanTheMalamute]

@@xeaqzy943 its the joke.

[@JC4041]

That's because it's a mixture of Cajun and being in the military for a bit. I've lost my accent until I talk to someone back home or visit, then it comes back for a bit.....happens to a lot of us that move out of the south.

[@jakechamberlain2206]

@@JC4041 yeah i agree with that, i feel your voice is a mixture of your experiences.. The way i talk changes by day. Always thought there was something wrong with me when i was younger cuz my speech would be different almost hourly. Then i figured out there was something wrong with me and hey dude thats alright

[@dirkburrowes5212]

Great show I really appreciated that LT was genuinely upset when it looked like the engine was damaged. It shows that his heart and soul goes into a build. If you get right down to it that’s what this is all about!!!! Thanks guys for a great build keep up with off the beaten path builds👍

[@j.t.553]

@Yammy UnoUno no way really?

[@Rosario19580]

Hissy fit 1:38:13 k to the video very unprofessional.

[@hotrodswoodshed7405]

at 2:17:25 dude can NOT drive! that's obvious

[@BadHaddy]

​@@yammyunouno1457 If anyone's looking at this later on, no, it's not true. The show ended in 2020. LT didn't like Tennessee's weather, as well as having no family in the region being a transplant from Maine, and wanted to start their own business. Austin was a writer and co-producer of the show, and did so until the shows end.

[@johndireito5282]

Except well none of that is even out of his pocket etc. he’s paid well to come be on tv to throw a fit about something that happens more times than not in car building vintage rods lol. Not to mention it was he that probably ended up being the one who didn’t use loctite on the flywheel bolts to begin with hahaha. I notice this guy works alone a lot. Hmmmm

[@easttexan8168]

I got the Home Alone joke about the crow bar and Wet Bandits immediately, but it didn't dawn on me til later in the video that the dude actually looks a lot like Daniel Stern.

[@antsupertramp3815]

He really does!

[@johnforeman634]

Imagine the amount of constant cleaning, tidying, organizing etc that must be going on in order to maintain a restoration shop in this pristine condition! A typical shop would have crap everywhere, oil on the floor, McDonald’s wrappers rotting in the corner. These guys must love being able to work in this environment.

[@Titans2138]

Why can't the hosts just get along? I can't believe, when I was a kid, this would've been stretched over 10 weeks playing on Sunday from 10am-10:30am so I'd have to be at home and have control of the remote. Insane. There's no way I'd be able to see the entire thing.

[@anthonycoffey9412]

My Grandfather's '66 GMC V6 longbed has been sitting outside behind the garage as long as I've been alive (& im 32!) But its surprisingly solid & looks damn near identical to this. Im hoping to drag it home in the spring & start restoration!

[@chrismc.4437]

Keep dreaming. If you were serious it wouldn't be sitting behind the garage.

[@slimg1148]

I have a 71 c10 I’m about ready to bring back to life

[@HowardSupra]

Powernation: Here we're working on a full frame off restomod c10 with a crazy powerplant and the best parts possible. Also Powernation: We found a 78 bronco some guy let us have and a 460 we found at the bottom of the lake, we're gonna reuse literally everything including the full 1978 braking system and only replace (most of the) parts that we're legally required to. XD

[@isaakvansickle9644]

Oopmof proposal’s what m Ok Kim Kim

[@mikeballou9581]

You guy are living dream. To have a garage like yours and unlimited budget any mechanics dream.

[@ericnelson6982]

When I was watching him put the flywheel bolts in I was wondering about using locktite. I thought back when I was a lot younger, 40 years ago. We didn't use locktite. We just used the term TTT tighter than tight. most of the time using a 1/2" drive ratchet and the breaker bar. The other thing is we didn't use new bolts that often. Even though we cleaned the threads up, There still was some amount of rust left. And I wonder if that helped them stay tight. Now this day and age I would use blue Loctite every time, and torque to spec.

[@paulcarter2907]

Yes..But look at the environment they are able to work in..I'm so jealous..Great work chaps, love it..UK

[@Allegronaut]

This is the way to show these shows in one complete project package.

[@franklinkirera6978]

Love watching your restoration videos! It's amazing how you bring those old cars back to life. It would be great if you could also highlight the social media accounts of the talented people you collaborate with, like the sandblasters, upholstery experts, and others. It would enrich the audience's experience and promote the awesome work your partners do. I'm sure many of us would love to check out their other projects

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Thank you for uploading this build as one video👌🏼

[@gabrielarvizu2676]

I maybe leaving a comment 2 years later but man these guys can inspire a man to go out and rebuild cars

[@jackdanulsprime2077]

I'm truly enjoying the Full Build Series. Thank you.

[@steveoliveria5454]

Say that music reminds me of a old porn movie or some

[@seektruth3307]

I loved the show. Call me weird but I have always loved the inline 6 bangers and wanted to see more done with them performance wise. I wish you would have ran it again after getting the flywheel bolted back up.

[@billgreen5490]

I too love the old inline 6 engines. Today everyone is so LS swap crazy, the good old 6's are overlooked even though there are lots of performance parts made for both the fords chevys and even the dodge slant 6. Check out the video of a slant 6 getting a performance build. It was really cool. (This from a chevy fan) Cheers!

[@bozoschoonover9051]

I too have always been a fan of the 6bangr. My first truck was a ‘65 long wide Chevy with chrome Hooker headers and an Offy intake with a Holley 450 cfm 4 barrel.. WHAT A SOUND…

[@etheanrevis6766]

@ (2:13:18) you can hear the flywheel issue starting to happen when L.T. is giving a pull on the back road and the gears are grinding between shifts, and he didn't even notice it.

[@maskwa1118]

Yeah, and yet LT puts the blame on the new guy & gets him fired. The transmission install didn't look to good either.

[@jimmyraythomason1]

My 13 year old grand daughter wants a 60s era C10 for her first vehicle. Her step dad is a master mechanic and is going to build one for her.

[@gmcalltheway]

Man this makes me miss my 1965 GMC truck from high school so much!! I am so sad I had to sell it many years ago to move across country 😔 I hope I can get another one some day.. Converting to power steering (after my steering box went from quarter turn play to.. broken!) and power disc breaks was a must!!

[@gkoatb1512]

I actually got to work on one of these too while at my highschool. One of the teachers had one of these and I helped him bring it back, it was a lot of fun and looks fantastic now

[@Anuskasv0]

These full build videos are the reason why I subscribe, great stuff.

[@ButterfieldEric]

I know this video is 4 years old but I just discovered it looking at truck builds. and HEY THAT’S LT THAT BUILT THE SPUD TRUCK MOTOR!

[@papilloncycles3463]

Looks good guys, I had been waiting for this one, I have a 65' GMC with a 350 but... I am working on a 68 C10 with a 292.......

[@dabush6380]

I dont know anything about rebuilding a classic, I recently had a 65 K10 Suburban fall into my lap and haven't a clue where to start. I wish there was just one video like this on the Suburban, regardless this video has definitely helped. Thank you.

[@robw7205]

At least they didn't claim it was "abandoned" like 90% of the other builds on KZbin.

[@johnsob6]

Man I’m glad you spoke out about this shit. I happened to come back across it just now. It was a nice refresher. Thank you sir 👊🏼

[@jlanthripp]

My grandfather had a 65 Chevy stepside that sat in a field for a few years before he died and a couple years after. My dad and I went out in the field with a can of ether, an emory board to file the points, and some fresh gas, and drove it out of that field.

[@CL-vz6ch]

Great story.

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

These types of Builds SCREAM “Drive Me !!” !!!!

[@tylercarriere3622]

I would've did the tailgate white too with a blue chevloret , and polished the hood ornaments and logo badges, other than that yall nailed it.

[@johncarlson3061]

My father worked at the Fisher body Brookpark staying plant in Cleveland OH from 65-67 . He actually did thousands of the stampings.for these trucks. He said in particular: the ones just under each corner of windshield where the bowtie and series 10/20/30 badges fit & the leading edge of the hood stampings. He was 24yrs old just outta the Navy.

[@twoeyedjack879]

I had a 65 Chevy C10 when I was a kid. The straight six 230 motor was so smooth you had to look at the oil pressure light to see if it was running.

[@PCWood-sn2cc]

They had me in the first half on the trailer. Can't beleive i fell for it.

[@jamesparsons5212]

Beautiful C10. I have always loved the '63-'66 GM trucks and they built a cool ass hell '65. Dropping in a turbo'd Straight 6 is just wicked. I, myself wasn't too sure about the pearl white roof with the patina, but it turned out great. Awesome truck guys, keep up the great work.

[@brandonabney4863]

This👐

[@erickriebel4366]

THEY DO A OUTSTANDING JOB. WHEN THEY GET DONE YOU WANT IT. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO NICE JOB ❤

[@FloridaMan0561]

*An*

[@mannys2893]

YASS. The recaps are good for the episodes but we could do w/o them on these FULL BUILD videos.

[@MotherofMonsters224]

66 c10 with a 350 Buick and th350 under the hood was the car I learned to drive in. Had some interesting friends in high school that were into old cars.

[@BucksSuperStereoWorld]

Honestly, love this build so far, but as for me, I would've really liked to have seen y'all build a custom made sheet metal intake manifold, installed a big bore Chevy throttle body, and designed a multi-port fuel injection system with some 1000 cc injectors and a Holley Sniper EFI system for it. I really think that would've been something cool to see and it would've absolutely set that engine apart from the standard Offenhauser intake manifold design dating back to the 50s and 60s. Edited for spelling, my screen's broken.

[@gerogefinkle4764]

This is the truck that I have been looking to play with forever.

[@dadbodhockey5666]

Love the full episodes. Keep’em coming

[@joshuawright1285]

i can only imagine how crazy a project like this would be on a 1971 dodge dart rocking a straight six as well

[@henrykwin2312]

Cool design, great reconstruction approach to create a new quality.

[@thorvelasco1467]

Austin "Gambit" is a fine addition to the show. That straight 6 had me 2JZ feels. Sounds awesome!

[@Coronet_shop]

First project and ride I have still has it's 3spd trans. Love it three on the tree baby

[@shadowopsairman1583]

Was in a 76 Scotssdale like that

[@brianellman]

This one has a special place in my heart. my first truck. a 66 short box step side I had a 235 six. had a Muncie four speed. stacks and headers. it went through a lot of torture. LOL.

[@LiquidSquidYT]

I think the engine bay painted the same as the roof would have been a nice touch and would have helped round out the random white roof.

[@chrismc.4437]

Doesn't matter what you think looks good Cam. Only matters what the dudes building the rig think.

[@ehlani6677]

​@Chris Mc. Meat rider it's just an opinion

[@jeffscott7266]

I agree, painting the engine compartment would have been a nice touch. On the outside it’s a sad looking neglected truck and someone ran out of paint. I would have liked seeing the whole vehicle painted. The truck was new once. “The patina” shows nobody took care of that truck and just left it to rot. My Grandfather had an old truck just like that and he took good care of it. He never would have let it just set and rot outside. It’s their truck and their choice. I am glad they fixed it up and did some really cool things to really fix it up very nice, so kudos on that!!!

[@lesmuelle4479]

Good ole three on the tree. Had one in High School that was my first pickup.

[@les7213]

First time watching something this long on KZbin

[@thomasfritz6908]

My dad has a red 1965 c10 and it is vary fun to be in when he drives it.

[@rotax636nut5]

Any hopped up straight six will need the flywheel dowelled on to the crank, in this case I would use 6 solid 1/2" dowels and upgrade to 180K psi bolts and significantly increase their tightening torque.

[@alk3myst]

The 292 is a cool engine to go with. Outside of having so much more room under the hood, it can out torque V8's. It was designed as a replacement for the 261 and outperformed many 283s. The downside is it's a lower rpm motor and a bit of a gas guzzler. With a stroke of more than 4" though (as much as a big block V8), turbo will light this build up. Inline 6's have a very good exhaust sound and inherently balanced.

[@coreyhattenstein]

Helps to have the right tools and a shop. My dream

[@damonmccray85]

I have a 1971 F100 and I feel like I can do this shit after watching this.

[@destinasipariwisata2750]

So much love to the '65 C10 fleetside

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Moosomin ,Saskatchewan, Canada Great videos you put out.

[@jeffkidwell5804]

I grew up fixing my own cars and every time I watch one of these show I realize how much I still don't know about working on vehicles

[@SOLDOZER]

Its OK, these idiots dont either.

[@johnwilkins6871]

@@SOLDOZER yeah I mean all that time and money on rebuilding it, they could’ve gone with forged internals to up the boost at least.

[@bossnonetz8830]

Thanks for this video,the suspension's so cool,one day can make like this.

[@s2k__rav341]

Oh dear god,this episode is about to turn into broke back mountain.

[@robnoxious_west7719]

I was just thinking that same thought. I bet I know which one's "the bottom" in this duo. Its the guy sporting the "doe eyed" gaze when he looks at the other.

[@esc8engn]

i can't say you're wrong, but the fact is they make a sick truck that i'd be proud to drive. i'd still watch it even if they were holding hands the whole time. that hackneyed mainer accent however, almost gets the thumbs down.

[@s2k__rav341]

@@esc8engn oh without a doubt I'd still drive the hell outta that truck and continue watching every episode like these

[@ecannon649]

Or "Back Door" mountain....lol

[@houstonswisha143]

Why are y'all thinking like that, that's a little fishy 🤣🤦🏽‍♂️ smh minds thinking in that gutter

[@jackpaxton9391]

I respect the hell out of the fact that they are keeping the patina

[@f-4gww458]

Time for this patina craze to go away.

[@bmstylee]

It will. And a whole bunch of people will be left with cars they put a ton of money into and be worth almost nothing. A shiny car will always be worth something.

[@f-4gww458]

@@bmstylee kinda like the whole billet thing finally went away.

[@tbah9402]

Yes

[@andrewmonaghan8487]

Love the show and truck ,very coool!!! You are so lucky in the USA to find classic cars all over the place . Here in OZ it is very hard and if you can find a classic it will cost you BIG$$$$ ! It's cheaper to fly to the USA and buy a classic and bring it back ! Love watching the show !!!thank you

[@marquisethomas5611]

These guys take a jab at each other every chance they get 😂

[@Chris-ux5nl]

Typical mechanics

[@anonymike8280]

I was doing this, keep it original equipment. A 250 straight six and Powerglide transmission. I would try to get a little more out of the 250 six, but no extreme measures. In fact, the 292 Six probably was the original equipment for several years. Drum brakes are okay but the shoes are only 2" so use the best. Color: Mountain Lake Blue with a glossy finish. A Ford would be fun to fool around with too.

[@marquisethomas5611]

This whole time I thought these episodes were old & remastered, I wouldve swore I used to watch this show Saturday mornings on basic cable

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

Power Block

[@marquisethomas5611]

@@kharnthebetrayer1575 I did some googling, I watched a similar show & they renamed it a few times

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

@@marquisethomas5611 power block was 2-4 different shows as I remember it, with the hottie from Overhauling leading into the next show. But I digress, it’s very similar, so no wonder car guys ( and gals) are drawn to it.... like a bug zapper !!! 😂🤣😂

[@marquisethomas5611]

@@kharnthebetrayer1575 lmao I was like 7 years old, I didnt know at the time that I'd grow to be a mechanic

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

@@marquisethomas5611 damn..... I feel old .😭

[@bruceh92]

Man that engine sounds nice. Great job guys!

[@UndeadSpaceMonkey1]

The acting here is on point 10/10 porn quality. keep it up!

[@larney37]

THIS

[@johnmccanntruth]

It’s completely awful!

[@Aby7799]

Help me step bro 😁🍑

[@ManoloSeFue]

All their episodes have terrible acting.

[@quyanhs1301]

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[@NMTrucks]

Love the 292 I-6. Have one in 1972 Chevy 1/2 ton that has great torque.

[@sean5comet]

Follow-up video of it on the track would be nice

[@groundhog8148]

Another awesome Friday night video keep up the good work

[@damp_goose]

I love this build it was really unique and I think that's what I enjoyed oh and uh shout out to my Texas Homies 💪 😤

[@TheSpud1129]

Austin has a southern voice from Maine! That's different. After living in Maine, I didn't think that was possible. Awesome build, I've got a '77 and and '84. Gives me some good ideas!

[@Ldj2002]

I was just gonna point that out

[@javiergonzalez9077]

I think these guys practice their accent with Rosetta Stone.

[@SOLDOZER]

They learned it during the lockdowns.

[@dphotos007]

Or during the lock down they watched a bunch of NASCAR interviews.

[@deborahchesser7375]

Absolutely stunning, and the motor and transmission combo is just pure genius

[@michaelholyk9938]

This

[@btolley100]

One of my favorite builds. That six banger sounds like a BMW with dumps. Confuse the hell outta the car show.

[@adrianvasquez4068]

Wrong..... the bmw's sound like these six bangers at the car shows.

[@changosstrikefirst6921]

that part when their pretending to drive a semi finished truck and then you realize their on the freaking trailer! Had my ass laughing! man. this has been a great build and experience watching theses dudes put this project together.

[@jordanson66]

OMG, such an anticlimax ending after watching this for over two hours. :(

[@StocksFarm]

Dude was pissed. Look to me like the guy missed his gear then slammed into too low of a gear.

[@edbenson98]

LT said the flywheel bolts backed out and was rattling around so it wasn't a big deal. 2:19:17

[@Krunch2020]

Hopefully it still has the locking shift problem where you have to jump out of the truck at a stoplight, pop the hood and move the shifter link by hand. Then, slam the hood and jump back in all before the light turns green!

[@henrygallegos8849]

Yeah all the aqua labor 😮a😊p😊po😊😊pp

[@dagnybrickson6133]

"And with just a little effort," sure and a heckuva lot of money too...

[@MAYCOCustomRestorations]

I’m restoring a 70 without being rich

[@dagnybrickson6133]

@@MAYCOCustomRestorations Not saying it can't be done but these guys really went all out! I have an 81 ford and I would love to be able to do something like this!

[@hawkdsl]

You restore/rebuild like old school boys used to do it... One dollar at a time. Takes longer.. result is the same. I'm 14 years into mine, and just about to finish. It's gonna be fun.

[@workingman9745]

I bought a 78 Chevrolet big 10 for $800.00. Pulled the engine and checked the numbers. 350 4bolt main from a 80 to 85 Chevrolet truck. Transmission is 400 turbo 😁. Not bad for 8 hundred bucks. Some people don't know what they are getting rid of when it doesn't run very well.

[@RustyDuckGarage]

I have a 79 C10 Big 10 with a 4 6 lowering kit. Getting ready to shorten.

[@erreoable]

I love the sound of the Straight six!

[@Vaquero_Runner]

Very Good & Awesome Job in 65 C/10 Chevrolet, Love It, Hi From Hermosillo, Sonora-Arizona Desert Area !!! 🌵☀️🔥🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🎸🎼🎤🤘🏻

[@BucksSuperStereoWorld]

Also, I would've rubbed back and clear coated the rest of the cab as well to keep that patina look protected and seal it.

[@osumbuckeyenut]

Thank you for the full episode!

[@AMSRocker]

Great truck build! That said the in and out overdoing of the southern accents and dumb insults got old fast. Stick to the build and you will be fine.

[@blackmanops3749]

On the flip side, the shtick make it endearingly cheezy for the very reason it is carried throughout so effortlessly.

[@SophiaAphrodite]

Well bless her heart....

[@rickolson-51]

My first motor rebuild (1969) was a 6 banger from an 61 Econoline van... Now I'm 70 and just bought a F150 short box with a V-6 with plans to drop it (3/5) and install a Turbo. There go's my retirement funds :)

[@Waltkat]

What a great project. I love working on hotrods but I live in California, where the draconian laws make it as difficult as possible, or near impossible.

[@rottweilerdog10]

Faking Democrats

[@yamahaguy1732]

This is probably my favorite build

[@rabbitfootedkitty1339]

1:29:12 that is a full-blown bruh moment right there

[@Chanceyflexjr.]

Built it broke it all in one. Great video

[@snarlingrabiddog5150]

My hair grew three inches while watching this video. (just thought I'd share)

[@maxrockatanksyOG]

Upstairs or downstairs?

[@MrBillsfishin]

Only 3"? Might want to call your doctor.

[@OOICU812]

@@maxrockatanksyOG TMI

[@ManoloSeFue]

Lmao!!

[@alk3myst]

That interior is classic.

[@SGTJDerek]

Natural progression from ClassSix. My 2 favorite builds but I'd have put a 5spd in ClassSix.

[@warpedone2]

ThanQ for filming

[@bengodby1722]

Someone tell me when the adverts stop

[@krr868]

What happened to the narrator? Is the new voice the weird uncle of the previous Wolfman voice? Man, you guys nails everything except that narrator and sometimes the music is over the top. Thanks for making the dream come true!

[@frostyflake1128.]

I have this truck!

[@firefighteruppy9121]

You have "this" truck, or one like it?

[@frostyflake1128.]

@@firefighteruppy9121 I see how this was misleading. I have one like it but it's 1966 and is painted like 57 corvette

[@ladamyre1]

Chevy did you guys one better back in 1991. Well, it goes like this... In 1991 only Chevrolet put the 6.6L Caterpillar L6 diesel engine on front of a 6 speed manual transmission and installed them in it's medium duty truck chassis (10 wheeler). I got to drive a brand new one while I was the front-end man at Youman's Chevrolet in Macon Georgia. It had a turbo too, and I bet it would outrun that old C10 of yours. Well, it didn't have a box on it yet, just a chassis and a cab. But man was it fast.

[@SOLDOZER]

"It was slapped together for a quick sale" LOL Yeah....right. Like a truck in that condition would have any problem selling.

[@hotrodswoodshed7405]

💯 correct