Slammin’ a ’42 Chevy with Leaf-Springs on a Budget
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Puddin’s Fab Shop is slammin’ the rear of Kevin’s ’42 Chevrolet truck with a pair of Belltech S10 drop leaf springs, lowering blocks and custom mounts. […]
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Bare Metal Paint Effect How To
YouTube Channel Rat Rod Bob Builds namesake, Bob, shares his trials and tribulations attempting a convincing bare metal paint effect on his rat rod… Also of Interest: How To Mix Flat or Matte Black Paint […]
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How To Chop a Top – Project Pilehouse DIY Top Chop
Chopping a Top: Learn the techniques for chopping a top on a 1950 Dodge pickup using MIG and TIG Welders, a Bead Roller, and a Hammer and Dolly Set. […]
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How to Install a Distributor in a Small Block Chevrolet
In this video, you’ll learn how to correctly install a distributor in a small block Chevrolet 350 engine.
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How and Where To Score a Cheap Junkyard Engine
For generations hot rodders have pulled bigger and more powerful engines out of other cars to use in their DIY hot rod projects. Back in the ’50s gearheads would spend hours hunting for Cadillac and Oldsmobile engines to use in their rods. In the ’60s builders started pulling Hemis, Pontiac 455s, Ford Cammers, and of course the big-block Chevys out of cars to power their gassers, T-buckets and other custom powered street machines. […]
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How to Tint a Back Window on a Classic Truck
Automotive window film (often called window tint) can not only reduce heat and glare in your vehicle, it can also protect you from damaging rays from the sun. Not only does window film protect you […]
