Stacey David's GearZ - Season 17
Season 17
Episodes
The Copperhead Story - Anatomy of an Icon
About 20 years ago, Stacey built a 67' C10 truck called "Copperhead"; from it's humble beginnings of just a frame, nobody dreamed that the truck would go on to become a highly influential truck.
Maintaining Your Classic
Maintenance and upgrades that can be done to a classic vehicle to keep and increase the value; what should be left alone to ensure the value of the original build is maintained.
Mower Box Mayhem
Vehicle make-overs and transformations, and builds of trend-setting custom vehicles.
Original vs. Replica
Stacey shows how to tell an original from a clone by rolling in the real Copperhead; a replica that sold at a recent auction; he introduces an all-female crew making waves rebuilding carburetors, then heads to the 2023 Grand National Roadster show.
Cheetah Big Booty and Suspension Upgrades
Jeepster Going Commando
Upgrading the Jeepster's Electrical, Cooling, Brakes, and Suspension
When Lions (Drag Strip) Roared!
Lil Red Wagon Dodge Ram Interior Resurrection
Introducing the Hot Rod '40 Chevy Coupe Project
1999 Dodge Ram Interior Changes - Lil Red Wagon
Building a Better Hot Rod - '40 Chevy Frame and Suspension
New Cornwell ARCA Toolbox, '40 Chevy Hot Rod Updates, DIESEL Corvette
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