2019 Classic Trucks Week to Wicked: 1971 Chevrolet C10—FULL EPISODE

Watch the full episode here! Seems like only yesterday—or October of last year—since we last transformed a 1967-1972 C10 in a matter of five short days. But here we are again, this go ’round with a 1971 long-turned-shortbed Chevy that’s just itching to be updated with new suspension, drivetrain, brakes, and steering components, a fresh set of wheels and tires, and some minor interior redecorating between now and Friday.

[darrinnoble]

I'm disabled but watching Week To Wicked gives me hope of what I can do once I beat these supposed uneatable nerve disorders. Thank you for putting them on youtube.

[tomdamon]

Craftsmanship at its finest .  What a bunch of clods .

[danielramirez-ckpt]

Who else is here watching these people work on the truck when you should be working on your own project lol

[betherealdeal]

My dad had a 4x4 C10 back home in theCongo. That thing was a tank.
I remember it being stuck in the mud pulling a big all truck loaded with tree trunks for his brick factory.
The C10 went vroom vroom ...wheels spinning sliding left to right ever so slowly the truck started to move. My jaw dropped.
The c10 did it

[nelsondelgado]

I’m so glad to see you guys showing all the issues that go on during working on a truck. Made me feel like all my run ins with issues is not just me haha.

[papolaboy]

How I love to have a truck like that. I used to work on old cars, it's so much fun. But age (76) has caught up with me.
Thank you guys. Job well done!

[creaky]

I can’t stop watching these! So glad I found them

[peha]

Ohh man look at those working hours, professionalism and sweet parts! I wouldn't suprised if this build'd cost about 200k.

[johnrobinson]

That's some good editing, you can hardly tell it takes 6 months to get all the right parts delivered

[genius-nosl]

This truck is one of the best looking I’ve ever seen . Color and all

[mikebiron]

Yet another Car\Truck show, where "amateurs" throw $60k worth of parts on a project just because, all the while using the worlds most expensive tools. Totally connects with those of us wanting to do the same in our own garages and matches our blue collar budgets. Nice job guys!

[lorderfol]

Wow I didn’t know they could upload full episodes I’m surprised 😮

[dickmick]

Frankly I could do with less antics and more facts. Very little about costs, and everything fits perfect, but the exhaust, and no leaks or parts issues. Insert sarcasm here it you didn't get it.
If only life was really this good.

[puchitopuchito]

What a beautiful build and perfect clean truck ! Awesome guys

[jcob]

They made more of a mess taking that engine out than the roadkill guys

[robtaylor]

I don't understand why nobody drains the block anymore lol!! First thing I do before any cooling system maintenance...but it's understandable considering how excited this team was to get going on a cool project like this!! I just hate a messy floor, especially coolant! Sick C10 boys..Love it!

[neozzickmixes]

Would love to see my dads old 72 c-10 get completely restored. Awesome work guys

[osvaldohectorfrick]

Very good work. The truck was updated. Greetings from Buenos Aires Argentina (South America).

[johnbehneman]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I LOVE MY C10 FAMILY!!!! SO MUCH FUN!!!! A GREAT BUILD AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!! I LEARNED SO

[djjesse]

Wow! This is a dream truck. Good job guys.