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

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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?

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you

Is that same taking apart C10 65😊

I know this one goes back awhile, but do you remember where you got your brake lines? I am doing the same set up. Manual disc/drum. No booster. I called In-line Tube and they have brake line kits for power disc or manual drum with dual M/C. Still searching but figured I would ask just in case.

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I have no holes in front panel and lip about 1/2” in width it all looks original ?

Mighty fine workmanship!

That white cottony stuff is called Dacron. It’s used to let the seat cover slide onto the seat frame easily.

You know Steve,we have one thing in common,we both like trucks from the 1960’s.I have to admit though you go beyond what I would take on with that windshield,I tried it once when I was a kid & broke it, so I know it’s not something I’d tackle on my own.but you’re truck is looking sharp brother. You can’t find those trucks here in New Mexico,without paying through the nose for them.glad you were able to find it.I enjoy your videos,thanks for showing,retired mechanic in Las Cruces New Mexico.👍🏼💯

you suppose to bleed the brakes by bleeding the first furthest from the master cylinder first. the the second third and last its suppose look like a Z.

Amazing thanks for sharing

Fantastic!

I Love your work but wouldn't an air hammer be better to punch out spot welds?

Where did you buy your seat cover? Nice job 👍!!

Damn fine job sir!

Man, 9:26 !she’s lookin good daddy’o!

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That came out great. I really like the repairs you did. Nice!

Thank you

Could you get away with going even lower before the axel hit the frame ? Curious on how low you could get with having to c notch the frame thanks

That's a lot of intense work, But it all showed up at the end. Great job, you deserve a pat on the back.

I am working on a 71 C20. And your videos have helped me learn and figure things out, i have pretty much zero experience welding and fabrication. But today i just put in a bed side patch where a saddle tank fuel door used to be. Any advice on mig welder settings for better welds on sheet metal for these old trucks ?

Very nice seat upholstery nicer than stock. Really good instructional.video.thanks

Beautiful work 👏 👌 😍 🙌

Dude you have no idea how your videos make my day pal ! Another great content video ! one love pal ! Much love ! I can’t wait for the next one … all this motivates me to get to working on my 73 man ! I appreciate that 😊

Nice video, likes from me.

Beautiful work,,,looks great!.

Hey Gibson a little tip on thar backseat bracket. Yiu you could also get a couple of short pieces of 5/8" heater hose and slip on the ends. Then pull em off when you mate it to the bottom bracket.

I know you like the 60’s models, but have you every tried a frame/chassis swap?

Hi, new to the channel. Question - where do you get your seat covers? I am having a difficult time finding any that look as good as what you just put on.

Good job looks great in the truck

Great video, just in time, I'm getting ready to attempt my first seat cover in my 65

Nice job. You make these kinds of jobs a lot less scary for those who need to do it but have doubts. Keep it up. That’s a good looking Chevy stepside.

Great repair to the springs. I’ve welded broken ones before, but your reinforcement idea rocks.

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Wow you’re not scared to take anything, you would probably take on a grizzly with a stick. LOL LOL. Good Job .

Good job Steve.