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First 6 Seasons On DVD!

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E3 Lawn and Garden Equipment/American...

Season: 7 | Episode: 7

Everybody knows that some of the most neglected tools around the house are lawn and garden tools. Mowers, weed-eaters, chain saws, etc., all usually get thrown in a garage in the fall, never to be...

The P38 Warbird-Kaase Engine-James...

Season: 7 | Episode: 6

It was one of the most lethal airplanes of WWII...the P-38 Lightning. Today on GEARZ, Stacey takes a look at what made it so unique and why the German army nicknamed it the “Forked tailed devil”. But...

Putting a New Short Bed on a Classic...

Season: 7 | Episode: 5

Today on GEARZ, Stacey picks up right where he left-off a few weeks ago, and proceeds to install a brand new short bed, on the chassis of a truck that was born a LONG BED. That’s right with the...

Ropin’ the Moonbuggy

Season: 7 | Episode: 4

Quick…answer this question...who put men on the moon? If you answered “gear heads” then you are right…but of course we call them engineers and rocket scientists now. However, that doesn’t change the...

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2012 Model Car Championship Winners

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Revell Model Car Championships Our second annual Global Model Car Championships was a great success! We received thousands of entries from around the U.S. and Canada, and were truly wowed by your...

Sgt. Rock Update

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We’ve received a ton of requests, looking for updates on our most popular projects. Sgt. Rock, Heavy Metal, and the Interceptor. Go to our Facebook page today for exclusive, behind The scenes...

GearZ Team Update: Grand Am Porsche 250

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I had a great experience working the Grand Am Porsche 250 race hosted by the Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, AL. I found it to be one of the nicest racing facilities around that offers a...

BREAKING NEWS: GearZ Moves to Prime...

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As the excitement grows about new episodes of GearZ, we have one more bit of GREAT news to share with you. The first 5 episodes of season 6 will now air on Monday nights at 9:00pm EST! We know we...

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Projects

Heavy Metal

1969 International Loadstar

It's a 1969 International loadstar cabover truck with a single rear axle and a super short wheelbase. This will be kind of a sister vehicle to SGT. ROCK. With the cabover design, this thing will...

Drag 'N' Wagon

2011 Ram 1500 Express

For a long time I had been bangin’ on the door of the OEM’s and asking them to come out with an AFFORDABLE performance vehicle. Something with a stick and a V8 for cheap. ...

Rat Roaster

1932 Ford Roadster

The trend in Hot Rodding for the last few years has been to build a car that had a ‘40’s or 50’s vibe to it... And that’s a cool look. However, I have always liked the late ‘60’s era when Drag Racing...

V8 Interceptor

1967 Mercury Cougar

The V8 Interceptor is a project that had been kicking around in my head for a long time. I have always loved the first generation Mercury Cougar and hated that they always seemed to be overlooked in...

Knuckle Buster

1973 Chevy Pickup

Most people would love to have a ’34 Ford hot rod, a tire-burning ’55 chevy, or a classic 60’s muscle car. The problem is, these cars tend to be expensive, and are getting harder to find every day. ...

The SL-C

Superlite Coupe / SLC

The idea to build a Super car had been rolling around in my head for a long time, and in the past few years it seems like the automotive world has gone Supercar crazy. Nearly...

The Banshee

1995 Mazda Miata

The Banshee Project came about because everybody is getting sick and tired of watching all these great, classic muscle cars go up in price, and the owners suddenly begin thinking their Camaro or...

V8 Barstool

Hoss fly V8 barstool

In the world of hot rodding, when gear heads gather around and start discussing their projects, invariably the conversation drifts into speculation of what the smallest thing is that you can...

Sgt. Rock

1941 Military 1/2 ton Dodge 4x4 pickup truck

All of a sudden in the lifted truck world, size began to matter. A few years ago, 4 to 6 inches of lift and 35" tall tires was a big truck. Now 8 to 10 inches of lift and 38 to 40 inch tall tires is...

Ol' Smoke

2008 ZR1 Corvette

What do you get when you combine Armor All, Tony Stewart, and Stacey David with an iconic vehicle like the Corvette? You get a really cool car called "Ol' Smoke" . That's right, on this project...

Copperhead

1967 Chevy C10

Of course the key to doing a project like this is to pick a vehicle that is popular, and has a lot of aftermarket support to help you out. The 67 - 72 GM trucks are without a doubt one of the most...

Wicked Willys

1955 Willies Wagon

The Wicked Willys is unique because I blended a lot of street rod techniques and hard core, off-road parts to build a rig that not only looks really good, but would also go just about anywhere you...

Hairy Hauler

1934 International ½ Ton Truck

I wanted the Hairy Hauler to be something you could drive anywhere, or drag race on the weekends when you felt like it. This is a nice combination if you can pull it off. Now for an early 60's feel...

Crazy Horse

1966 FORD Half-Cab Bronco

The base truck is a '66 half-cab Bronco that was rotting away in a guy's garage. This thing had been "ridden hard and hung up wet" and was pretty rough all over; however, I knew it was perfect for...

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Quick Tip

Quick Tip - Take A Few Extra Minutes...

Stacey talks about the importance of taking the time to do things right the first time and not settling for, "it works fine." Especially when it comes to thing electrical and fuel related. These...

Quick Tip - Separating Ball Joints and...

When working on suspensions, you are going to have to separate the ball joints and tie rod ends. Stacey shows you a few tricks on how to do this with out the need to invest in specialty tools.