4X4 5.7 HEMI Body Drop Chassis Swap 1960

We take a 1960 International Milk Truck and body drop it on a HEMI DURANGO for AWD insanity! #HemiEnvy

[@rust_buddies8467]

I know that feeling of danger when the metros in the air all to well.

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertwilliams7256]

I'm happy that you got more conversations on KZbin

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Thank you! Have you seen the NEW metro van we're doing? Thanks for watching!

[@-ouv]

I absolutely love videos like this! I need to come over with my Hemi trucks. I'd love to swap a Hemi 4x4 manual into a 3rd gen quad cab Dakota

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Haha! Thanks, just trying to have fun out there! Thanks for watching!

[@scottwebster7613]

Love builds like this!

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Thanks man, lots of fun and laughs for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@MrFrisky2010]

"Hemi Whisperer" lols! Loving your work, this is just some next level shit right here!!!!

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Just drag your butts across and we will spend the weekend doing very little work! hahaha

[@MrFrisky2010]

Ima turn up on your doorstep with a suitcase full of Doombar. :)

[@charleshoward9983]

Great work I love it. Wish I could come come work with you. Lolol. REALLY!

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

:)

[@cappsford]

Another cool project

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Thank you! Have you seen the NEW metro van we're doing? Thanks for watching!

[@crizcriz103customz]

My cowl rusted samespot

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Rust. Boo! Thanks for watching!

[@CountryBoyGasGarage]

OK I just caught this! I subscribed and will be Watching! Check out my 48 short bus! I might do a similar body swap!👍

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Oh yeah, check the other videos on our channel- we've done several of these. :)

[@gravitationaleddie5611]

BOOM! That is so cool.

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

HAHA! Thanks for watching!~

[@martymartin4402]

What year was the Durango? I would like to talk to you more about your build! It was awesome.

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

I use 04-09 Hemi Durangos only. Thanks for watching!

[@-ouv]

You said Detroit!? I'm near Detroit!

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

Yep, originally from the Downriver area- Thanks for watching!

[@60andcuriousrobson13]

safety nazis are cringing. But seriously; I assume you do want to keep yourselves safe. Have you considered including, in your videos, a short bit to identify work hazards and how you plan to stay safe? as opposed to the standard "We're professionals. don't you try this"

[@GrenadeMotorsports]

If someone watches us do something and they have the skill, courage, the equipment, the means and the time to copy it, I say good luck to them! We've both been in construction for 30 years each. We don't take risks lightly. There's always a better way to do something. We have fun, but we're by no means foolish. Thanks for watching!

[@60andcuriousrobson13]

gym shoe, quite the opposite. I have been, like the Grenade crew, working for over 30 years, and can assess a jobsite for safety and act accordingly. What I came up against is a job where I was required to write down, in a concise and accurate way, an exact description of hazzards and controls for safe work as I arrived each time to start work. I couldn't come up with the words, even though I thought I was able to work safely. I commented because I was hoping others could describe their safety assessment and actions so I could learn better wording. Especially here, because the setup looked sketchy. I was sure they were able to complete the work intact (they posted the video), I'm interested in actual safety procedure descriptions.