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Slammed C10 Squarebody Custom Bed Floor & Rear End - Street Truck Sgt. Square Ep. 1
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
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Make sure to visit Mission22.com to see how you can help support our Veterans and Service members in need!
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We have a very special build on the channel this week! Our friend Chris from Street Truck Magazine brought over their squarebody project for us to give it an S2S touch! This slammed C10 is going to serve a very special purpose. It's going to go across the auction block once it's all finished, and all the money raised at auction will go to benefit Mission 22. Mission 22 is an organization that uses its network to give back and help our Veterans who need it most.
When Chris told us the intent behind this build, we couldn't tell him no! So we're working on turning this shopping cart of a C10 Squarebody into a roller by the time it leaves the shop. We're setting the rear end in place, welding in the axle housing to shocks and four links. We're also cutting down the axles to fit before moving on to getting the bed situated.
Even though this truck is on static suspension, it is going to be slammed. So that means C-Notched frame, which means we need to modify the bed! Instead of just raising the bed floor, we're going to follow the angles of the notch to give the back of the bed as much usable space as possible!
All we need to get this truck on the ground now are some breaks! But we're going to get all that done next week, along with a protective Poppy's Patina bedliner coating! We're also going to be going over to Ocala to drop this truck off to give the men and women from Mission 22 a glimpse at the progress of this C10 squarebody!
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A major win for the cause. Can’t wait to see how high the donation amount will be for Mission 22! With this amazing fab work, it’s bound to be big!
We can't wait to see this roll across the block!
“Make it look adorable and super nice!” 🤙🏻🤙🏻
It's good to see the owner perfectly capable, willing, and skilled enough to get in there and do the work. I hated working for guys that weren't willing to do the same work they're asking you to do. Just another reason I am such a fan.
Thanks so much! It's almost impossible to keep Mike from working on the builds! lol
Mikey is the 🐐🐐
@@johnathanbrambila5896 aww man you're the best thanks bubba
ive never been that guy! my back round is construction, from helper to running huge projects with 200 + grown men working under me at the age of 30 and I had to prove I was capable to gain respect.
S2S Wednesday. Woot!
woot woot!
The truck bed looks great, running the tig with your knee…👍, heck yea!
Those axles looked like they had a lot of spline length probably a stock cut to size axle, definitely needed the axle bearing flush to the flange, nice job on that too!
It just woulda been nice if they said "hey these need to be cut down" when they dropped the axles off with the truck! lol Thanks for all the support! Hope you like the content!
@@SalvagetoSavage for sure! Gotta love the, “oh by the way, you may have to mod that”….lol
Great work guys, and for a really good cause.
Thank you! Definitely check out their website if you have a minute to spare. They have a bunch of awesome initiatives going on right now!
Ohh, it's gonna need about tree fiddy...🤠
Sandals in the shop!!
We were headed to the beach right after!
All for a good cause. Thank you for lending your experience and passion . I knowit will get a good reception on the concourse.
We're hoping it can pull a pretty penny too for all those in need!
Great Build Guys I totally ran out of time to brewing my 67 El Camino to Salvage to Savage for a peek.
C10 is amazing guys 🔥🔥🔥💪🏽💪🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you so much!!
You do amazing work and keep it up and good luck and be safe and God bless you guys
Thank you so much!
Another great video on another kick ass build
Thank you! We're extra excited about the cause we get to help support too!
This one is going to be sick ! Love it! Much love fellas I can’t wait to see this build
She's gonna be a beauty when she's all said and done!
That’s a nice truck you are working on, and for a good cause. I love it👌
Thank you so much!
I watch a lot of fab channels here on youber tuber but by far you take time to explain and show fixes. Thanks!
Appreciate that Billy, we try to show everyone the reality of building custom vehicles. A lot of channels like to show the beginning and the finished product.
Love the wireless foot pedal. It's always surprising what you can find to push it....knee...elbow....head....kid....whatever it takes.
I was using my butt for a while also, until I burnt my knee on a weld 😝
Nice work Mike! Great charity , thanks for the support.
Thank you so much! We all gotta make sure to look out for those who put their lives on the line to look out for everyone else!
As a veteran myself, this cements my opinion you guys are the coolest shop and people. So much respect for this video and group of professionals. Cheers and thanks for another awesome S2S Wed video.
Thank you so much! We can't thank you enough for your support! Thank you for your service too!
With the amount of "adjustments" you had to do to make those 4 link brackets work, might it of been easier to build new brackets ? This is the first I've ever questioned anything you guys have done. You lads build things at such a high level of quality.
It took me 45 mins to grind the housing. The chassis company had sent out several brackets before I even got involved and I wasn’t about to redesign a new one, which would also mean I’d have to redo the link bars. This was something that had to be done quickly, on a Saturday afternoon
@@SalvagetoSavage That makes sense. Time was a factor. And sometimes you have no other option but to work with what you got. Luckily, for the customer, you have that talent. Have a good night Mikey.
Great job guys, we can sense the frustration in dealing with some of the unnecessary issues but you stuck with it.
22 per day is a shocking figure lets hope this helps.
Even 1 a day is 1 too many! We just want to help spread awareness for the cause !
I always appreciate your guys' content because you show the whole process including the tricky parts. Thanks!
We appreciate you watching! Thanks for the feedback. We're stoked you're liking the content!
Nice build Mike!!!!
Thank you!
That’s gonna be a sick build. I’d love to do a full chassis on my 85. I love about 6 miles from the Roadster Shop here in Illinois. Just sent them my resume. Can’t wait to see this thing rollin.
Roadster shop builds are killer! Best of luck and thanks for all the support!
Hay guys.
" never belive any one who done the job before you"
best bit of knowledge you can give people new to the trade, no matter how good they are check for yourself.
It's hard enough building these cars and chasing your own tail. It's a whole other can of worms trying to run down the issues that someone else created before you! If you start from scratch you don't have to worry about those problems!
Ty for the content as usual
Thanks for watching!
Amazing job 👏
Thanks!
Lots of coolness in one video: cool shop doing a cool thing for a cool cause!
Glad you like it! We couldn't be more stoked to be working for a cause like this!
Good to see the efforts from this is going to support the troops, awesome job!
Thanks so much! We're really stoked to be supporting such an awesome charity!
A new reason for my subscription. Thanks guys. HOOAH!!!!
Hell yeah! Thank you for your service. We hope you enjoy the content!
The work with your knee on that pedal gave me sympathy pains! Very impressive.
Thanks! It was definitely not a fun position! lol
Brother mike,
This is one of the cleanest bed jobs I've ever seen. @ 20:25 you get a good look at the bed arch next to the wheel tub trailing off to a tidy slope, it's as though it were a factory intended modification. Looking this good in its raw form, I can only imagine how appealing the truck bed will be with a bed liner. Awesome job brother, its not one of the weekly S to S video's that's I was expecting but certainly this one did not disappoint. When it comes to worthy causes this one is up there. What a great opportunity to help out where you can while showcasing the awesome work that you and your shop team can do.
Kudos and props to team
Thanks so much! We really appreciate the compliment. We're really excited to be a part of this project and everything that it represents. When we get to build trucks and help out those in need (especially when those in need have put their lives on the line to help us) it makes it so much more enjoyable!
@@SalvagetoSavage Take my like and multiply it by 1 million.
Dude that bed floor came out sick. Im used to seeing them with a harsh incline and decline. The way it flows is dope.
I miss Cha Ching… lol seeing that sign in the background all the time. U guys should make another one and name it “Keep The Change” penny color patina’d up. Its all the the vision my dudes!
Thank you!
And that's a good idea! Especially with that name! lol One day when we wrap up with all our open projects, we'll get on that one!
This is going to be a beautiful truck!
Hopefully it can raise some good money for Mission 22!
Whew! Lot's o' tedious work, but love the bed floor!
It'll look even nicer after we spray on the Poppy's Patina bed liner!
Love your work brother
Thank you so much!
Dat bed floor doe!! 🔥🔥
Thank you!!
Nice work Mikey
Thank you!
i wish amd or brothers would make a stepped bed floor for all the c10s. that'd be so convenient
The issue is that notch angles and depths vary so much, it would be hard to make something that fits universally
Mikey your a bad ass!!! let me opporate that tig pedal with my knee like i've done it a thousand times!!! HAHAHA nice work
Man appreciate that brother!! I was even using my butt, then I burnt my knee lol. I really need to add a button on the torch 🫣
Good job for a good cause
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Really great build ;-)
Thanks!!
Big hi from kuwait ....
well done mike ..... i`ll do the same in my 82 Gmc c15 👍
That's a bit of a ways away from us! Hope you're enjoying our videos over there. Best of luck on your projects!
@Salvage to Savage Thanks dude 🌹
Cool stuff!!! 🤘
Thanks!!
Damn soo good
Thank you so much!
Love you guys work as always. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much!
Others do normal Yoga - Mikey does his Yoga with the welder pedal... 😁😇🤟
It's his morning meditation routine! lol
Good stuff. I love squarebodys and have a few myself. Getting ready to build a burnout blazer and put a 73 k30 on an 03 escalade chassis
That's going to be sick! Make sure to tag us in some videos/pics on IG so we can see your progress on it!
@@SalvagetoSavage I will for sure.
Bueno 👍
Thank you!
Nice metal work on the bed my Man. Those axles were a b***h fo sho.
Thank you! And they definitely were!
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Thanks!
@@SalvagetoSavage great content again, thank You 👍👌🤗👏
That’s a transmission direct from GM 👀. I work for a Chevy dealer in Houston. And that’s how the totes look.
Possible! We didn't do any of the drivetrain work for this one other than the rear end!
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Make an ICED cyber truck.
It's not our truck to decide what to do with it this time!
Was it mig welded then tig welded ?
Looks like there were a lot of discrepancies but turned out great as always
Yes sir, tacked the heck out of it with my mug, then grinded them down and threw a tig bead
A pinion can't be no more than 3 degrees +/- between the 2
Out of curiosity, why did you decide to grind the axle housing instead of just cutting out new mounting plates for the clearance?
A couple reasons
1st off if I did it would also mean I’d have to cut the link bars down
2nd I was at the shop by myself, I don’t really know how to design and cut on the plasma table 😛
@@SalvagetoSavage Gotcha.
OMG, 22 suicides per day on average... That's just an awful statistic. You guys rock.
When Chris came to us and told us the statistics and what mission 22 was doing to help, we knew we had to jump in on this project to give a hand!
Gets a custom chassis so it can ride super low but leaves the rear wheel wells in the stock height location 🤦♂️
Well that “custom chassis “ is for air ride, and as you see it has coils so it’s not going to sit “super low” but all gravy brother.
I don't do much suspension fab in my garage, but that seems like a poorly-designed 4-link bracket. Why did the manufacturer put the link mounting ears so close to where the housing?? You shouldn't have to hack that much out of the housing (and touch the heim ends) to make it fit.
Could be similar issues we were having with other 4 links, where everything is technically made properly, but in mixing and machine different parts and pieces, not everything goes together 100% perfectly. It's ok though. We made it work!
Why show what we are about to see in the clip? Hate when channels do that, just roll the video.
You hate that? That’s extreme brother lol. It’s only to give it a cinematic vibe, you can ff over that if it bothers you
@@SalvagetoSavage In what way is it cinematic? That would be like showing the trailer right before the same movie, makes no sense.
I do FF and it bugs me too have to do it every time a channel i follow does it and builds up the hate i feel.
@@tetepeb brother HATE is a serious feeling to have over such a small thing. This world has way more important things to get worked up over. if you ever need a friend or a huge I got you brother
@@michaelrolleri2085 There are different kinds of hate, it's not black and white there are nuances in my opinion.
Great job guys! It's not always easy when a project comes in with missing pieces? Or wrong length axles, it's all there but it takes way more time to sort it out,! You showed patience and follow through! Much respect!
It looks right, as long as the wheels are the right offset? Because you shortened the axles, were the wheel offsets measured for a longer/wider rear housing? Sinking the wheels to far under the truck?
Time will tell! Hope it's all good for you.
👍🏻✌🏻🧡🤘😎👀🤏🤞🌤🇨🇦🤔.
The axles needed to be shortened regardless because of how they needed to sit in the axle housings. Worst Case scenario is that some spacers will be needed to get proper fitment on the wheels if the wheel offset isn't dramatic enough. Not too big of a deal!