1967 Chevy C10 FULL BUILD: Building the Copperhead Street Truck from the Frame Up

[@andyincalimoto843]

this guy was my TV DAD growing up. he was so easy to listen to, and made me motivated to learn

[@giggiddy]

Yes, loved his style. Now a days, if you don't have stupid ink on your neck, use disgusting foul language, and wear your hair with an obnoxious color and style, it seems you're at the bottom of the list.

[@bigvegass]

The truck is timeless. The mullet is timeless. Thanks for posting this build vid.

[@myclassiccarstory]

I grew up watching him and Jesse Combs on Sunday morning. I love how easy they have always made these builds look. Working in a classic car restoration shop I can tell you they never go together this easy lol.

[@deekaite2955]

​@nickwilson5774oooo😢

[@larrysnow135]

​@nickwilson5774in❤

[@HBC914]

Same. It was honestly the highlight of the week. I couldn’t believe it when Jesse died, she sure made her mark in shops everywhere as well as in motorsports too though.

[@giggiddy]

The cool part about this build is that after they sold it, they caught up with it many many years later. It was still on the road and everything still worked and looked great. That a testament to his build quality on this project.

[@markpenney9550]

Thank you for making it easier to watch an entire build in one place without searching all over the net.

[@MichaelOKeefe2009]

̶W̶a̶t̶c̶h̶ ̶w̶h̶i̶l̶e̶ ̶y̶o̶u̶ ̶c̶a̶n̶ ̶b̶e̶f̶o̶r̶e̶ ̶i̶t̶ ̶g̶e̶t̶s̶ ̶c̶o̶p̶y̶r̶i̶g̶h̶t̶ ̶n̶u̶k̶e̶d̶.̶ Never mind, the channel owns the video.

[@chaseware3181]

@@MichaelOKeefe2009 It wont get copy writed power nation owns the show and this channel

[@sarafranklin6289]

Michael O'Keefe ml

[@wannabeslabber8155]

No

[@MichaelOKeefe2009]

@@chaseware3181 Well in that case...Have fun watchin'!

[@TheRoadhammer379]

You can really see how old these shows were, Stacey is using corded power tools. He is one of the finest builders out there, a craftsman.

[@jordanpippin1705]

Don't mind the vhs tape

[@JRC99]

Not to mention the mere idea of a '67-'72 Chevy being inexpensive. True in 2002, laughable in 2022

[@craigstark2712]

When he pulled out the VHS tape for that paint education video, that also confirmed the age of this show 😂

[@waynerohde1036]

And he's using nitrous instead of turbo or supercharger

[@SwineBrothers]

I remember this show, watched it as a kid. Never saw a full build though, this is amazing. This and the other shows about working on cars were my go-to shows when I was like 4 or 5, cartoons had nothing on this.

[@shaqfoomusic816]

This show is a classic literally the reason I fell in love with this body style I remember waking up on saturdays and sundays watching Power Block on spike

[@sadatx101]

I used to love watching this show on weekends back in high school.

[@beatz_next_door85]

👍🏿

[@crashcourse7418]

It was prison for me!!! Actually got in a fight over the channel one time over this show!

[@ajentathangjamajenta8440]

@@beatz_next_door85 hhjj look iio9oo9poo

[@stevenchillas3729]

Fun folk

[@dre4011]

Me too...late '90s

[@mikeymike2552]

This was the truck that got me into C10's when I was like 12yrs old! Also drove my dad crazy hogging the TV every Saturday morning to watch this build. Now the nostalgia effect makes this truck that much better

[@haayyleoo]

Stacy gives a good motivational message at 2:25:05. We shouldn't get discouraged if our project is taking forever to come to fruition. We can't expect our project to be finished overnight, over the weekend or in a year. Things take time and money obviously. There's no rush. And we dont need to one up other ppl. Theres no shame in having a small block, using worn out interior or parts with different colors, etc. People will always judge. The project is yours! Make it yours. Own it! In the end, you and you only will get to enjoy your project and like Stacy said "Drive it like you stole it!"

[@canabox7112]

I worked with a guy who had been working on 73 Camaro for eleven years!

[@nabil9636]

@@canabox7112 l

[@mattmoschkau84]

Talking shop with Jay Leno is hard to beat! He has one of the best vehicle collections out there, not only does he drive them but he also knows how to work on them!

[@SGTJDerek]

Whoever puts these vids together deserves a raise! I loved this build, along with a few others, but I absolutely hated the wait times between episodes. Some of them were ridiculous. Such as the Buick Detroit has been working on lately.

[@larrysnow135]

😊😊

[@alejsil1]

I remember watching this.. horsepower tv was the best.. favorite parts of Saturday mornings

[@kevinlewis9151]

Just to have a truck that old with cab corners and rocker panels is a miracle if you're in the Midwest

[@BaynhamsGarage]

Agreed. I can’t find one for less than $10k that isn’t a complete rust bucket.

[@HurricaneHotrods]

I watched this video one Saturday morning, two years ago. I decided right then and there that I wanted to build one of these. I talked to my wife, and a few days later I found a rolling chassis on FB marketplace. Paid $400 for it. My six year old son and I stripped it, and rebuilt it. Then I bought a drivetrain, a donor truck with a cab (1967) and a title. We taught ourselves how to use a mig welder, and how to shoot two stage paint. The rest is history. Now my boy is well on his way to being mechanically minded, and we have the coolest truck to go get ice cream in. If you want it bad enough, you can do this yourself too.

[@pv2smurf]

So glad that YEARS later to finally see the entire build for this truck at one setting. Stacey David is a big influence to my gearhead teen self. Without his show back then, I could have easily thrown my money at drugs or "trouble" like my classmates did. Much obliged for this complication. It really took me back

[@ajohnson1066]

when was this on air originally?

[@pv2smurf]

@@ajohnson1066 I'm gonna say 2002-2004

[@BlindmanValley]

@@pv2smurf Sounds about right

[@cheesebob1212]

Never too late for drugs

[@sonnymoorehouse1941]

Stacy David is still at it, Check out Gears

[@shsaint]

Not a truck guy, but this truck really opened my eyes.

[@oby-1607]

Easily the best project truck Stacey ever built. I watched this when it was live and have thought about it from time to time. Awesome, I get to watch it again. Thank you.

[@PaulSter]

I always watched him back in the day and loved every episode. He's so incredibly upbeat!

[@Shane-Singleton]

Loved watching Stacey David build this thing back in the day! Thank you so much for putting this online. Like quite a few others I used to watch the Power Block every weekend as well. Trucks!, Horsepower TV, Xtreme 4x4, and all the ones that came after. My brothers will tell you that when we're working on something i'll use one of Stacey's sayings "Now be prepared to spend a little time here" and "It's up to you to make this work"

[@ryansdad001]

100% agree Shane, I remember watching it every Saturday morning with my dad on TNT!!

[@mikedonato880]

Don’t forget wiper put your truck when you thuggery storms

[@mrjack8849]

Wow, this took me back when I watched this on TV. Either on TNN or whatever the channel was called by then. Watching him take the truck almost brought tears to my eyes. The amount of work put into the truck and the results is incredible. I loved watching this show growing up. I am still driving the 2001 Chevy Silverado I took off the lot in May 2001 to this day and a big part is because of Stacey. Makes me want to keep the truck forever.

[@mura0]

it took me back as well. Remember watching this on TV. It took me awhile to find him cause I did remember his name nor the shows name. Instagram, facebook and KZbin did not exist when this was on.

[@waynerohde1036]

​@@mura0 he has his own KZbin channel too

[@eriksark4883]

I learned to drive in a '67 C-10 Stepside. 283 smallblock, 3-on-the-tree, factory air, no power brakes, no hydraulic clutch, and no power steering. This build sure does take me back ... GREAT JOB !!!

[@thepicklejar7939]

I also grew up watching Stacey David with my Dad. This is perfect every second of it. No one like him true legend.

[@scottgoswick448]

Thank God Kevin has his video out on VHS. You are a life saver Kevin!!

[@mustafamujkic7237]

Momk

[@waynerohde1036]

Kevin just did some paint work with VGG

[@Techcensorshipbot]

I remember seeing this on TV when I was a kid. Throughout the years it’s stayed in my memory. This was a really nice build.

[@toddh281]

Every time I watch these shows everything so clean just fits right together....not my world dirty dont fit cussing

[@zacksmith8567]

It all eventually fits once you disappoint your ancestors a few times

[@JasonH6741]

Lol it's edited

[@Neal3304]

. . . . . . . .,I +-iibSm

[@wannabeslabber8155]

Shhhhh

[@raptor660cc1]

I've been inside a few of these shops where they film car shows, you wouldn't believe the amount of "tv magic" that goes on. They usually employ full time mechanics that do most of the actual work.

[@jmaddox923]

Man I'm so glad I can finally re watch these old trucks episodes!!!

[@jamesearlcash7725]

I remember watching this when it first aired on TNN power block back in 1998. My dad and I would watch the whole power block then NHRA drag racing on Saturdays. I'm currently getting dad's 1972 Cheyenne Super running. He passed away in 2017. This brings back good memories, thanks for uploading.

[@smokinschannel5840]

Beautiful truck, Big props to the folks currently hosting shows and building rigs for power nation, and the editors.

[@creampuffs5940]

Honestly I woke up to this video on my phone since I sleep with KZbin on... now I am going about my daily morning routine with this playing as if I’m about to build this truck... bro... KZbin is awesome sometimes ❤️

[@seanm7539]

And I’m not gonna lie this is probably one of the most awesome videos I’ve ever seen on KZbin

[@h.i.sc-10tips31]

🔥🔥🔥Copperhead was the reason I got a 67c10 that I'm restoring

[@alhart6665]

What you haven't completed it yet?

[@kiplindsay8413]

Makes me want to start one

[@justing9902]

@@alhart6665 by no means is it a cheap thing to do haha money is wat makes builds take awhile

[@jamesearlcash7725]

@@justing9902 amen. I'm slowly doing a 72 Cheyenne Super

[@YonderTie]

Probably gonna name mine black ice

[@damianellis3554]

In my opinion the most coolest and vehicle ever seen being redone

[@danhoward9671]

Finally complete build. Tried to watch builds on youtube and was always disappointed to never see the completed, or missing segments. This was great. nice to see a project where money is no object.

[@j.walker3498]

Yeah I used to watch Trucks waiting on a new episode. It was rough not seeing the final drive or finished project. Sgt. Rock was probably the worst build for the show. He got to keep and finish that one after they changed onscreen staff.

[@davidbarber2010]

He has all the parts that he needs . To build the truck I. Have buy parts work On week ends the parts company gave him parts for the tv show. . He all day to work on the truck 🛻. That’s my opinion thank you 😊

[@andrewveitch1874]

Officially the longest KZbin video I’ve watched and well worth it, now I just need to find a straight body for less then 10k

[@jaym1244]

I'll say it again... I love the full build videos! If you make um, I'll watch um! Guaranteed! Beautiful C10.

[@hawkdsl]

The truck is a legend. A family owns it now, and it's one of those rare birds that will be worth serious money at a Mecum show one day.

[@crashcourse7418]

are you and Scotty Kilmer long lost brothers. Both of you guys are awesome with Mechanic work!

[@jeromeschmidt7805]

So cool to see this. I used to watch Stacey building the Copperhead every week back in college. Stacey got me into trucks!

[@felixcuellcuello3906]

Magnífica maestría de mecánica en general

[@zacchidster8468]

ah the good days when a 600hp crate motor was gnarly and respectable. it’s surreal to think common horsepower builds and factory vehicles are regularly and easily making 700-1000+ compared to the days of stacey david building sick rides like this.

[@900pokeman]

and the new chevy crate engine making 1000 NA straight out of the box

[@csl9495]

This is Giving me "This Old HOuse" vibes, which I love!

[@arthurmoore1524]

Stacie David built some of the coolest shit they've ever had on powerblock. Thank you, my childhood hero, for all the cool builds you gave us. You really made it seem like anything and everything is possible on a vehicle for my young feeble mind.

[@thedant21]

Saturday morning Power Block was everything to me. That orange K1500 on tracks was a thing of dreams haha!

[@eribertoacedo9505]

1940 Ford 2-door Coupe ( Fords better Idea, Powered by Chevrolet ) you helped and inspired me years ago, now I’m on the end of my project. Thanks Stacy.

[@Bert0311]

man I could watch this all day every day, where's my beer...

[@kitdinker]

I like the format of this build. I would love to see more like this. I saw a video of Stacey turning an 81 Camaro into a 70 Camaro clone. He never got past the front end and then the videos stopped. I'd love to see that build in this 2.5 hr format!!

[@Brewsky38]

The best show ever. Wished they hadn’t lost Stacy David! Built the greatest C-10 ever

[@michael61985]

Stacy david still has a show its called Gearz just as its spelled with a z at the end

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Stacey left because he was in a disagreement with the show over crushing the vehicles he built. The show wanted them built and then crushed, Stacey worked a deal to buy Crazy Horse, Copperhead, SGT ROCKS and a few other trucks and they parted ways.

[@MarkMeadows90]

@@TheRoadhammer379 why would they want to crush the vehicles?

[@williambryson2190]

Check out the “Where are they now?” Show. He explains that manufacturers originally donated his project vehicles to the show, but that they wouldn’t turn around and sell those vehicles to the public for fear of being sued.

[@tinman9341]

I remember this show growing up!!! Not too long along a saw the episode where he found the new owner to Copperhead. That family has taken care of that truck. Love that truck!!!!

[@blaine2267]

I fell asleep watching yt and woke up to this vid

[@ismaelgarcia2546]

Bro no way..Same thing happened to me 😂

[@SmashHeadFromAus]

Omg same

[@garcobra1112]

Same

[@matthampton2991]

Same

[@harleystrishock204]

Ive woke up to this video like 8 times now lol

[@danielhaynes1642]

I don't even like trucks and I just spent over 2 hours watching this beautiful monster being built

[@DerkJester]

Wow, I was just thinking about this build the other day. Copperhead was a major part of my childhood. I unfortunately never got to see the end of Sgt. Rock.

[@robertdorne7128]

Sgt rock was the second best next to copperhead

[@nomen_meus]

Stacey never finished Sgt. Rock on Trucks! It took a while, but he finally finished him on Gearz. Episodes can be viewed on the Gearz site: staceydavid.com/projects/sgt-rock

[@DerkJester]

Nomen Meus oh okay! Thank you!!

[@larrysnow135]

​@@robertdorne7128 😊😊😊😅

[@throttle.therapy8444]

I’m I’m going going home home to to to go get some stuff

[@TheMeanestGuy]

My goodness, I remember this show when i was a kid. Little did i know id be studying to do what he’s doing

[@doitall1201]

Damn We only got a couple channels and that was one of them LOL real talk

[@jerryrounds8586]

Stacey David was the best host for Trucks. Too bad PowerNation lost him. Again, very good video of a complete build. Love it. Thank you.

[@seaknox8280]

Hey...It's the Jon Gruden of truck builds. Love that I could watch the build all at once. We can all dream can't we. Would need a custom suitcase compartment after my wife kicks me out and takes everything else I own.

[@bionicca]

Nope...only half 😅

[@donnie1581]

OMG I had a 72' 3/4 ton in 98 and I'm kicking myself for ever getting rid of it. Drove it in High school til I popped a valve spring and sold it.

[@mydronelife9871]

That truck it's worth every speeding ticket you will get love it great job

[@boss9311]

REM WATCHIN HIM BUILD THIS BACK IN LIKE 2001 2002 JUST AWES0ME

[@JasonH6741]

Best looking truck ever made PERIOD...had a couple

[@deesnuts7787]

I remember waking up early on the weekend as a kid to catch all these shows. Trucks was my favorite, and I thought the exhaust cut out was the coolest thing ever.

[@musclecarswitheric]

Hi Michael, I would like to invite you to visit my channel you would see cool stuff there. And let me know what you think.

[@WilliamCavanaugh]

That was the best video I have ever watched on KZbin! Beginning to end...

[@RTWGraphics]

This might be the best looking truck ever built.

[@sykwookiee]

My son and I used to watch the Power Block before we took off our bike rides every Sunday...

[@DKreager1]

Those custom wiper arms and blades sold me on this build. 😂 Never a rainy day when Copperhead hits the road~

[@disht2]

Who knew John Ritter was so knowledgeable about hot rodding old trucks?

[@paulgonzalez7852]

🤣🤣

[@Tonebone721]

Jim belushi

[@jamesbrandon8520]

I’ve always loved this truck accept for the door windows, the vent window built into the door was one of the things that made the older trucks awesome, especially when you didn’t have ac

[@BuzzLOLOL]

And then the orange valve covers go tacky chrome!

[@Mark-nu5vg]

Wow! Imagine being a mechanic and staying that clean.

[@connorlucas1648]

If you ain't dirty you ain't workin hard enough

[@waynerohde1036]

It's easy when everything's brand new

[@eltuercas6104]

I remember watching this build wen I was younger 😂 I had to wait every Sunday to watch a episode

[@ianz28]

I’d be happy with a truck like this with a 350 and a rhino lined bed. I’d use it. This is an awesome show build/weekend cruiser though.

[@barirwin8559]

quality presenter this guy. he doesn't miss a beat.

[@simonlloyd7557]

he even doesn that fake laugh thing all the pros do.

[@199jl]

One of my top five favorite TV vehicle builds.... this one and crazyhorse particularly were the inspiration to me as a kid building my own project vehicles.

[@karlsmith2570]

Agreed, but they'd left out a quite a few of the things that had been done during this truck's buildup

[@alhart6665]

Took the fun right out of restoring, plus the cost will never justify the end result. Sad...

[@199jl]

@@alhart6665 if it makes you happy the money will never bother you. People building vehicles like that know long before it's not something you make money on unless you're famous in the vehicle industry

[@199jl]

@@karlsmith2570 I agree.... but then again it's a TV show that occupied a 30min time slot. You could make an entire season on just this one build and still some stuff wouldn't be there. This shows arent full tutorials though. If you see them as that you'll never like them.

[@johncarr123]

What year was this series done?

[@vannahsa3]

I had a 95 Cheyenne that ran purely off of prayer, it saved me and my daughter on a bridge that was iced. i didn't have the money to fix it so I lost it. Thank God for that truck.

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

Really fun to watch. I would have toned down the engine and drive train to suit my desired use. Also a bench seat. But that is the great part of a build like this, you can do it how you want.

[@walpoly]

I went and looked up when that 572 was introduced, since this is the first time anybody saw it. 1998. This show is from 1998.

[@fartamplifer]

At 56:45 he says the Copperhead's color was based on a 2002 Ford Ranger color; he just added more metallic flake to it. So the show is from at least late 2001.

[@haydenreyes4621]

Its actually 2005 but the engine was given to him/trucks tv in 05 and the truck was built from 05-06

[@lauravandyke3590]

572 came out in 2003.

[@Troy_Built]

It was at SEMA in Las Vegas November 2-5 2004.

[@jerrysantos6484]

I saw the original show on SPEED channel Saturday mornings. great to relive the build in 2:25:00.

[@ajatathemu]

Bro the original came on Spike tv lol. The 00's nothing like em.

[@jerrysantos6484]

@@ajatathemu I thoufht Spike was after Speed. Then Speed became FS1.

[@patrickmckinney3646]

This was back in the TNN days… before Spike and Paramount… Stacy David had a show on Speed for a while called gearz…

[@jerrysantos6484]

@@patrickmckinney3646 I must have seen reruns on Speed then.

[@soulstripper]

Australia need shows like these.

[@coach_yo]

This build and watching all the cool stuff Stacey added to this truck is why I started following his builds. He’s an amazing builder and I hope he keeps going with Gearz! Thank you #StaceyDavid

[@tronn_carter]

Awesome build, loved every second. Especially the end.. man I miss media like this.

[@kitdinker]

Everytime Stacey says Early Classic Enterprises do a shot.

[@victormgv]

I died ☠️

[@jademichaelholmes1730]

@@victormgv l

[@jademichaelholmes1730]

M looking mmmmmm keep looking 0ppp0p

[@stephenhayden2712]

I have a 1969 long bed, 350 engine, 3speed a.t., I've owned it since December 2000, with less than 100k miles, wish I had the money to get it done similar to the copper head, enjoyed watching the build !!!!

[@projectinlinesix]

Thank you for putting all of these together!

[@stevelee4653]

this is a Beautiful truck hats off the designers and builders!!!!

[@vnj]

taking me 5 years so far to finish mine but then again it's just me doing all the work.

[@CertifiedForkLiftOperator69420]

4 years going 5 myself. but i was working from frame up. body was too rusted. no motor basicially just frame and body. mustve been a part truck at a salvage yard or something before old man i bought it from got it.

[@Backwoods_870]

That's the beauty of it...

[@dvjracing5947]

Liar

[@tinkeringtrucker5196]

Watching this buildup 20 years ago inspired the 67 I finally got to build

[@briankruse3584]

I remember this episode. I wished I was rich enough to do this. If I was that rich I'd have someone do it.

[@adriansanchez3916]

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[@Todd66]

I’ve been watching Stacey D build stuff since the mid 90’s. Love that guy!

[@elite4championjosh]

I miss this dude. I was 14 years old when I first watched it.

[@bmstylee]

This was a super cool build. But I like what he did with the Stunt Double on Gears. But I'm a 4x4 guy.

[@hillclimber65]

Wish you would have recorded a 1/4 mile time, instead of 300 ft. black marks that mean little. Love this build, and you're my favorite builder.

[@KingJT80]

Those mean everything on the street. Its not a drag truck.

[@thunderbird885cc]

@@KingJT80 yeah that means that you likely lost the race by 300 feet on the street. Its a beautiful truck and cool build but street or strip its just a smoke show. If you cant hook up that rear end you've lost before you started,.. "on the street"

[@KingJT80]

@@thunderbird885cc again it's not a drag truck. Just a truck to have fun in and it's on hard tires those are hard to hook up.on but can be done pretty sure on slicks it's would run pretty good

[@StrokaReviews]

America needs more shows like this. Teaching men how to be men, working with their hands. Instead of dancing and gossiping youtube channels.

[@giggiddy]

Sadly that ship sailed. Young American men are more interested in playing video games in their underwear with their beastie sitting in their lap. They aren't interested in turning wrenches or learning a trade. Sure, there's the exception. But the majority are bed-wetters. Thats why the younger women are going after older guys. Theres no testosterone in the pillow biters their age and they'd rather be seen with a guy with some gray hair than a whiny jobless turd whose not sure what gender they are from day to day. Cheers

[@richtruesdell7276]

This is the first time I've watched one of your videos. While I know I would never do a full build like this, after watching this video, I think I could. Great presentation. Great job.

[@giordanobruno1333]

“Drive it like you stole it!” In my mind, always. Every car. Every time. Even the lawnmower.

[@johnnyg3514]

My mmmi mi mkmik uukkkmmm Mmmm Mkkkkoy; driving back home 🏠 right here

[@musclecar29]

i remember watching stacy doing the series on this truck a while back this build is nothing short of amazing, how long ago was this done and where is the truck now and this is the way these builds should be shown in one continuos video great job stacy

[@TheRoadhammer379]

He owns the truck and I believe this was 2000ish. He owns crazy horse, wicked willy, Copperhead, SGT ROCKS and a few other trucks he built on the show. That's the reason why he quit the show, the producers wanted the trucks crushed after the builds and he said nope, I'll buy them and I'm out.

[@musclecar29]

@@TheRoadhammer379 wow very interesting thank you for the reply

[@bradenkowal8117]

@@TheRoadhammer379 stacey david does not own this truck. It was sold many years ago

[@BuboyOsorio]

Love this video. Stacey made a remarkable job making it look easy and inject false hopes in making one. 😄 The truck is simply a masterpiece on its own. Great work. Hope to find more similar videos.

[@stanleyrobinson7112]

You are the best at this that I have ever seen or heard... YOU ROCK! I AM A FAN FOR LIFE!

[@BennyBallbreaker]

When Stacey is showing Leno the interior towards the end and he says "Oh, you got Cutouts in it" and Stacey just looks up with this mile wide smile and like a little kid goes "Yeeaah" made me laugh 🤣

[@monicarodriguez2531]

Love this build and thank you to share the reconstruction of this beauty .

[@andrewrcmadwilkinson6999]

1.42.00 I LOVE HOW CLEAN AND UNCLUTTERED THE REAR IS

[@stevelee4653]

that 67 to the 70 model is one of my favorites.. small block 350 or 400.. with auto transmission.. is always nice.

[@zacksmith8567]

Me: I need- Stacey: Allow me to introduce EarlyClassicEnterprises

[@joeschlotthauer840]

Out of business as of 01/20/2020...

[@fayeturner8872]

Zack Smith recently heard they were out of business. We bought a ton of stuff from them back in the day!

[@kevinkinney5445]

That is a great project, being able to do it right with price cost not a problem. Good job, I'm very envious. I had a 72' C10 Shortbed I inherited from My Brother in 1982. It had a 307 3sp column, both worn out and massive body damage when I got it. I rebuilt the trans, put in a heavy duty clutch with B&M floor shift kit and swapped a 350 30° over with a mild 260 cam & a Holley 4bbl Economaster and some cheap Blackjack Headers with Thrush Turbo duals ran short with 2.5" pipes. It would do 3rd gear burnouts. I wish I would've kept it.

[@jamesearlcash7725]

Lol Stacy was referencing drifting way back in 1998. He's a true car guy

[@idontlikecops1]

This was from 2003