1969 Ford Bronco Restoration-Bed repair and bodywork Stevo J 2026-09-18 | 1969 Ford Bronco Restoration-Bed repair and bodywork
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Have to do some shrinking on the roof. Stevo J 2026-08-20 | It's a stressful day when you have to shrink the roof of a truck. The roof was warped from previous welding. I use my stud welder to do the shrinking.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Firewall and lower floor prep and prime Stevo J 2026-08-13 | Just a bit more welding to do and we are on to body work and primer on the firewall and lower floor.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Finalizing the cab corners Stevo J 2026-08-06 | At some point you have to commit and weld the cab corner on to stay.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Finishing the rust repair on the fenders Stevo J 2026-07-28 | When you purchase a rust repair panel you hope it fits but they rarely do. Had to do some tweaking to get these ones to work.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Front fender rust repair Stevo J 2026-07-16 | Time to repair the rust on the front fenders. Bought a patch panel for the front repair and manufactured a panel for the rear.
Dji Mini Mic-A non professional review Stevo J 2026-07-08 | About 5 months ago I purchased the Dji Mini mic set up and It has made life a lot better when it comes to making videos. This is my take,
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Finishing the cab corners Stevo J 2026-06-27 | We are creeping closer to getting the rust done on the cab of our 68. The cab corners are the final piece of the rust puzzle.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Setting the drivers rocker panel Stevo J 2026-06-17 | The rocker panel is a key panel and there are a few steps in installation. In this video I will show you how I install the rocker.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Starting the bodywork on the doors Stevo J 2026-06-08 | I have the rust finished on the doors and since I am doing the grinding, I had might as well lay down some filler. Feels good to get a start on the bodywork.
1968 Chevy C10 Truck Project-Seat frame repair and paint Stevo J 2026-06-01 | It is time to get the seat upholstery done but before that can happen, I need to repair and paint the frame.
1968 Chevy C10 Truck Project-Passenger door rust repair Stevo J 2026-05-25 | We are all tired of dealing with rust but we have to keep going forward. Today I am dealing with the rust on the passenger door. Not as much rust than on the drivers side.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Finishing up the rust repair on the inside of the cab. Stevo J 2026-05-15 | There are a few rust holes at the back of the inside of the cab. I was fearing the worst but it ended up being a simple rust repair.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Repairing the rusty floor Stevo J 2026-05-08 | Like most of the old Chevy's out there, the floor has some rust. This truck was not too bad so I was able to make the panels to take care of the patch work.
1968 Chevy Project-Rear cab supports Stevo J 2026-05-01 | The 68 Chevy project continues on and in this episode, I am replacing the rusted cab supports.
Replacing a bandsaw tire Stevo J 2026-04-24 | Today I am replacing a tire on a Delta 14 inch bandsaw. This is an easier job than one may think and it works on all makes and models.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Mounting the cab on the rotisserie Stevo J 2026-04-17 | We have a lot of work to do on the bottom of the cab and the only way to make that a fun job is to mount the cab on a rotisserie. I am lucky to have one but I have done many jobs without it and that is not fun.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Fin in the shop Stevo J 2026-04-10 | Today I have my friend Finnigan in the shop helping out with the 68 truck project. I will never turn down an opportunity to mentor a young person that wants to learn. Finnigan was very enthusiastic to get going and did not want to stop. We got some parts removed off the truck and he also gave welding a try. It brought me back to when I was his age.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Rust repair on the lower door corners Stevo J 2026-04-02 | The bottoms of the doors on these old Chevy's always rust. You can buy new panels but I will show how I build my own.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Door rust repair Stevo J 2026-03-27 | Time to tackle the rust on the doors. I am also making sure the door is straight so when we hang it, we can check the alignment. The rust is pretty normal for up here but repairable with panels you can build yourself.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Building a driver kick panel Stevo J 2026-03-21 | With the inner rocker fitted, it is time to build the kick panel. It is a panel that one should not be afraid of building.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Right cab corner and dealing with more rust Stevo J 2026-03-13 | In this video, I tackle the right cab corner then jump into more rust on the drivers side. Slowly but surely it is getting done.
1967 Mercury Pick-up-Getting a start on the painting Stevo J 2026-03-06 | Doing a little painting on my brothers 67 Mercury pick-up. The body work has been done on the firewall and the bottom of the floor so it is now my turn to spray on some paint. This is going to be a nice truck when it is all done.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Right inner and outer rocker replacement Stevo J 2026-02-26 | Replacing the inner and outer rocker on our 68 Chevy tuck is a big job. I have to make sure that all the rust is taken care of and everything is fitting. Things went well and I got er tacked up.
Fun in the shop-Repairing a broken snow shovel Stevo J 2026-02-18 | Something different today, I am repairing a friends broken snow shovel. Once plastic but I will be using metal for this repair. This will be the first time I am using my pipe anvil as well.
1968 Chevy Shortbox Project-Getting started on the cab-rust repair Stevo J 2026-02-09 | It is finally time to get started on the cab and the first order of business is the right rocker and inner rocker. They look good but there is a lot of rust to deal with. Full removal.
Tire repair using rubber screw tire plugs and a frame update on the 68 Chevy truck project Stevo J 2026-01-26 | I was sceptical using a screw tire plug to repair a tire but I am willing to give it a try.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Time to work on the differential Stevo J 2026-01-18 | The frame is coming along but we now need a differential for our 68 Chevy. We are going with an Eaton differential for this build. First thing first, I have to do a little painting.
Building a pipe anvil Stevo J 2026-01-08 | I have always wanted a pipe anvil so it is time to build one. This will help greatly when you are fabricating body panels.
Raising the bed on a 1966 Chevy truck box-part two Stevo J 2025-12-28 | In this video we get into the details of how we raised the bed on our 66 Chevy project. This finished project looks great.
Raising the bed on a 1966 Chevy truck box-part 1 Stevo J 2025-12-24 | We raised the bed on our 1966 truck box project almost 5 inches. Since a 66 never had a metal bed, we are using a 67-72 metal bed. We also installed widened wheel tubs and this combo went together rather well.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Installing a custom fuel tank Stevo J 2025-12-12 | So for this 68 Chevy project, we are installing a custom built fuel tank from Overkill Customs. Comes with a new crossmember and then just drops right in. overkillcustomsfab.com
1968 Chevy Short Box Project-Front shock mount repair and painting the frame. Stevo J 2025-12-03 | There has been a lot of work put into this frame but I am down to my last repair then prep and paint the frame.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Frame rail repair Stevo J 2025-11-26 | Over the years, a frame does take some abuse so we have to take care of those issues. There is some minor rust and some welding repairs that need to be addressed. All and all quite minor but they need to get done.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Getting the frame ready for the rotisserie and sandblasting Stevo J 2025-11-19 | There is still some prep left on the frame before we get it on the rotisserie. When we have that done we can sandblast.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-Time to shorten the frame Stevo J 2025-11-12 | With most of the tear down done and some careful measurements, it is time to shorten the frame on our 68 Chevy project.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-stripping down the frame Stevo J 2025-11-04 | With the tins all off the truck, it is time to pull the engine and strip the frame and get it ready for shortening.
Drywall crack repair Stevo J 2025-10-27 | A crack in your drywall is a tough one to repair because they always come back. I will show you how I repair them and it seems to last.
1968 Chevy Truck Project-tare down Stevo J 2025-10-18 | With any project, the first step is to dismantle it.
New Project-1968 Chevy Pick-up Stevo J 2025-10-09 | Got a new project in the shop. It is a 1968 Chevy Pick-up that will be restored from the frame up.
Constructing a Wood Art Panel Stevo J 2025-10-01 | Today I am constructing a simple wood art panel. The size of this panel is 6'x4' and built to hang on the wall.
Simple Metal Railing Stevo J 2025-09-23 | I am building some metal railing for a client and I am keeping it simple. You bolt the railings on making it modular.
Building a rotisserie for my 1967 Chevy Pick-up frame Stevo J 2025-09-15 | Time to build a rotisserie for my 67 Chevy frame. Now if I only had one frame to paint I would not go through the trouble but I have three frames to sandblast and paint so it is worth the effort.
Radiator Wash Wand-my DIY version Stevo J 2025-09-07 | Washing the radiator in your vehicle is always overlooked. For one thing, it is difficult to do. This is why I built a wash wand for radiators. Not my idea of course but I spent very little and very little time spent.
Front hub replacement-2008 Chevy Colorado 4X4 Stevo J 2025-08-31 | The front hub is making some noise on my 2008 Chevy Colorado so it is time to change it out.
Shortening the frame for my 1967 Chevy truck project-part 2-Welding Stevo J 2025-08-25 | Now that the frame has been cut, it is time to weld it up.
Shortening the frame for my 1967 Chevy C10 Project-part 1 Stevo J 2025-08-18 | Finally getting a start on my 67 Chevy project. First on the list is to shorten the frame.
Shop Organization Part 2- Building a simple shelf Stevo J 2025-08-08 | Organizing my shop is a forever job but in the end it makes life a lot easier. As time goes on, stuff accumulates and you need a place to put it hence the shelf project.
Fun Day in the Shop-building hangers for my Makita drills Stevo J 2025-08-02 | Sometimes you have to stop and reorganize the shop. I am taking some time to hang my drills and build a shelf, that will be in part two. Now you can buy a hanger but I prefer to weld one up.
Installing a shop exhaust fan Stevo J 2025-07-26 | Today I am installing a new exhaust fan in my shop. I am heaping it simple and low budget.
VW Beetle engine purchase-Was it a good purchase Stevo J 2025-07-20 | I bought a couple of very well used VW Beetle engines and it is time to take them apart and see if they are any good. They have been in the elements so they don't come apart to easily.
