Gen III Hemi Swapped C10 Budget Build - Part 1 Tear Down!
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2022
- Everyone's LS swapped everything at this point. A guys going to be different. Let's throw a 2009 Gen III Hemi in this 1982 Chevrolet C10.
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I will watch every episode regardless of what you are doing. Racing, road trip, revival or builds. I love it all!
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Me too
Bradley is just as patient with Derek, as Derek is with Bradley. Mutual respect, and admiration between a father and son is always refreshing to see.
I was just going to comment something close to that. Derek is a great father and dad and watching Bradley open up a little more as he gets older is very cool. I'm hoping he will immerse himself into this channel, or maybe branching off onto his own channel
I was thinking the same thing it's great to see Bradley getting involved and if he is anything like Derick he will be all good mechanic too bad Derick is partial to mainly working on GM I would love to see more of a variety of different vehicle brand's when I was a kid I was told that anyone can make a Chevrolet and they are just so boring because everyone does chevy build's and like Derick said LS swaps have been done so much that it's like trying to ride a dead horse in a rodeo and I ain't lying
@@samaro5647 there's nothing stopping you from jumping right in there and making whatever video you think you want us to see. Derick is doing just that.
Wait until he gets into his teens. Don't care how good a father is, sons always turn on their fathers in their teen years. They just think they know better. But maybe not in this case Derek talks to his son like he's just another man. Never talks down to him. But like I said the teen years are very challenging, both for boys and girls. I know I have three sons, and two daughters.
@@tomf1408 That’s a fact!
Bradley is one hard working lad. I love how he's willing to dig right in and do what needs to get done. A fellers hat is of to you Derek. You're doing a great job teaching your boys.😁👍👍👍
what a big and healthy looking young man. Derek and Jessica got some good genes. these boys mustve had some whole milk too ha
Bradley is great little mechanic. All of your kids are good little workers. Hard to do much of this without great help!
AMEN TO THAT BROTHER!!!!!
“Here’s the plan… I don’t have one” 🤣🤣 The comedy and quality information from this channel is number 1 on my list. Keep doing what you’re doing Derek 👍
Most trusted fella on media today right behind Mike Rowe, and I ain't kiddin ya. You, your wife and your kids are absolutely top level Americans. Yes sir.
I've never agreed more with a statement in my life! Bless you sir!!!
I trust Derek more than Mike honestly. Derek is what American men should strive to be.
Good shoehorning
Mike Rowe has nothing on Derrick bro. To be as big as mike is on mainstream media.....he’s more compromised than you think.
@@jimmylarge1148 Yeah. Nobody in mainstream entertainment is as genuine as Derek lol. If I could have a beer with anybody, I'd probably pick Derek.
Derek sets the gold standard for dads everywhere. What. A. Guy.
I just love it when you get your sons involved in these projects. Such a great way to bond with and educate the young ones. Always awesome content can't wait for more.
Derek is by far the best at everything especially making laugh 😂
Hey I know that engine! Excited to see the truck come together
Watching Bradley grow up over the years is awesome. Can't wait till he gets to start doing and presenting his own projects. Nice to see another generation keeping the traditions alive!
I’m a little late to this party, I’ve been binge watching your episodes like crazy and it makes me tear up every time you have your kids with you. I lost my dad about 2 months ago, now we never really restored anything but it sure makes me think of the memories I have of my dad and I on the stuff we did do. Thank you for content I love everything you do.
Been watching this guy for a few years now, he’s the reason I gained such an interest in classics. I just went and bought my first, 64 Chevy C10 stepside. Kinda just teaching myself as I go along and learned a lot from Derek “even though it goes against his intro warning” lol. Keep up the good work bud
Plenty of hand motionry will help bring er around.
Envy you working on your C-10. All the best with your project. I have Z ROW ROOM for anything.
It warms my heart to see Bradley working on a car project with dad Derek! What a great thing to pass on to the kids, the ability to build and repair their own vehicles. This is truly a farm type
process sharing expertise with the next generation. God bless you all!
The way that front clip comes off as one piece is an absolute gift. I'll be glued to this series, and yes you're absolutely right, you can't make the channel about nothing but revivals! I love the projects too.
I done the same thing a long time ago with a 1973 HQ Holden (Australian GM) It makes things so much easier.
60s 70s ford trucks do the same
They don't make em like they used too...
Love the way you teach, work with, and mentor your kids. They not only learn the mechanics of mechanics, but the proper way to teach, supervise, learn. You folks are raising good young men! Thank you.
Man, Derek, you just keep getting better and better at this UA-cam channel stuff. I feel just how much you have had to go through to get here too. Been watching you since the early days and don't ever plan on stopping. Absolutely love the reciprocating paint shaker!
One of the best vids done so far watching Bradley help out and learn at the same time is what it's all about. Derek is such an amazing dad .
I love your sense of humor.
You will never regret the time you're spending with you son's and teaching them about the hobby.
I appreciate the patience that you show them and the high fives for a job well done all valuable life lessons !
His sons will also appreciate the time he makes for them.
It’s really a proud dad moment when your kids help with a project. But you just wait until one of your kids finishes his own project and drives it to town. 👍
I gotta tell you Derrick your boys are incredibly lucky to have a dad that involves them in the builds and these make it runs, the mechanical things that they're learning is priceless it won't be long before you're gonna have Bradley right beside you building or making a truck or a car run customizing it or what have you then there will be 2 of you twice the builds It's going to be absolutely awesome good on your brother good on you.
This is gonna be good. Some of us out here like everything you do and as long as we get to go along for the ride... we don’t care what it is.
Derek, you're doing a great job with your boys and to trust Bradley to steer the square B out of the garage is a plus for both of you. He's been a trooper in many episodes and he'll grow up to do big things because of the head start you're giving him! Two thumbs up on the build!!
You and Bradley make a heck of a wrench-turning team. It bottles the mind how much work you two can get done in a day. Puts a guy to shame in comparison. Keep on keepin' on.
It’s so cool seeing your children work with you. And Bradley seems to be very savvy about mechanics and dad silliness. Not only does he get experience with turning the wrench he aloud is learning how to make videos. Which in this modern world is a good talent to have. Thanks for an entertaining interlude.
We need more people like Derek, good attitude and just an amazing sense of humor, keep doing good work fella, u got to love the family bonding of this channel, It is amazing!
The best on the interwebs!!
Derek lives the greatest life ever!! Man all his vehicles are to dream of, I myself will never be able to enjoy an amazing classic truck! But thanks Derek for letting me get a close up feeling of owning one! Love you and that amazing family
Long live the Hem-erado!
When talked about “The Plan” and had a cute little cut card for it, I laughed way too hard. Sure enough, you didn’t disappoint by saying there isn’t one.
As a fellow Rust Beltian, a bolt can’t say no if it’s liquid.
I misread that. I thought you were saying hemeroido.
@@timkaldahl that was kind of the joke. I suppose if I said Hemi-rado, that could have worked too.
Yeah, the joke was about a hemorrhoid
Had me rolling as well ha ha!!!
Derek, you should be proud of yourself as a teacher and father! You taking the time to teach and allow your son to learn is parenting at its best! Keep on keeping on buddy!!!
Enjoyed watching you and Bradley work together ❤️
exactly! reminds me of working with my dad, just less cursing and light holding. Derek is a really good father.
Whether you are reviving or actually working in your own garage we're still here it's satisfying for the multi part ones showing the progress and no stress to finish up or be stranded 200 miles from home and how to quickly fix it and taking the time to get it done according to the plan (or lack of🥴🤣)
I love this build. Also its great to see the kids. Its crazy to see how big they have gotten and how smart they are becoming. Great dad jobbing Derek
Bradley is the man! Always nice to see father son working together. My son is now 37 and is always still helping his old man. Great video guys!
Derek, please keep listening to the 81% of us that are appreciative of whatever FREE content you put in front of us. I'm thankful, and know the majority of us are too, of whatever you put out. Thank you, I really look forward to it!
Moses sandals! I can't wait to see this build. I've been wanting to do something like this for my next project. Thanks for keeping us on our toes. Really appreciate you and the family.
Ghandis flip flops...
@@djfrankiebones4867 😂 I'll have to use that one
If it’s a 2009 or newer and it has eagle heads on it it’s rated 395 hp and 410 foot pounds of torque!! Love what you do keep up the great work!!!
Intake headers and a tune, and your at 400 to the wheels. If it is a 6.4. I take headers, cam, and tune and you are at 500+ to the wheels. Spend the mo ey for porting, and a stroker kit, and your at 650+ to the wheels. All for the same price as a big block.
It would also mean this is a 4th gen hemi right if this is off a 2009? Or perhaps they revised the engine afterwards through the 4th generation of the Ram?
Great to see your Family working with you 👍
Have a Great Day 👍
God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
Thanks for the build,
It's nice to see something get a follow through on after saving from the lawn and bush demons.
Hail to the old vise gripper,
With the young vise gripper,
Good to see the work being shared
The birth of the “Hemi Chevy” (heavy chevy) feller hasn’t been this excited for a square body in a hot minute. Keep up the awesome work Derek and family!!
The hemi-Chevy was first built in the 50s or 60s...been around for a minute...
Hemi Chevy 2 dreams come true
I remember when the internet first started and the unbreakable truck that had the Chevy 454 engine the FordC6 transmission and the Dodge rear end.
It was supposed to be the bulletproof unbreakable truck I wonder what happened to it
@@sykwookiee Correct. I have seen more than a few 57 Chev with early FirePower Hemi's over the years.
That's golden...you and the boy working together. Your a great Dad with a great family.
I got say of all the videos I've watched on VGG I love this one the most! Father and son working together as a team peacefully, I love it. Good work guys!
Wow, those boys are growing up SO fast, literally right before our eyes. Seems like each new episode, they're about a foot taller.
yes and let hope they follwer their dad and moms footsteps
Couldn’t have said it better myself sir😇. Awesome family. I bet ole Derrick is a pretty good dad.
I love that there isn’t a brake upgrade, you know, going from a straight6 to a hemi V8, shouldn’t be a concern.
Safety 3rd!!!
Come on now, he said budget.
In this case that c10 that came with 6 popper has same brakes as the 454 v8 version the brakes are fine.
It's not going to be much heavier than it was with a 6 why would it be much different to stop?
@@tingrilledodgetrucks5988 you're right. It'll actually be much lighter than the straight 6
the 5.7 is only about 220 lbs heavier than the 292... so yea not bad at all
Sure is nice to see Son working with papa. He will know how to fix His own vehicle later that way as well.
Greatings from Germany!
As we say here, there are 3 things everybody likes to watch: a burning campfire, a flowing river and someone else working. Derek's build videos are an entertaining and even educational kind of number 3 of that list.
You know how to make a fellers Friday night, me and my wife getting some cold snacks and going to layup and watch OUR favorite program.
Thanks Derek
So glad to see having the kiddos help, that's how I learned alot of what I know. Tons of memories being made!
Thank you Bradley. You were a great help. We always enjoy seeing you in a vid. Hope you’ll do more with your dad. Have a good school year.
Derek I love seeing you having your sons work with you! Brings back some great memories of me and my Dad working on cars and other projects. Those times have stayed with me and not a day goes by that don't think about the things I learned from my dad. I am sure he is doing some repairs in Heaven! LOL!
So cool to see your boys growing up thru these many videos helping you with everything. You don't ever have to worry about what you're putting up for videos. We love all of it.
100% support this build 👌🏻
Absolutely loved this episode 👍. I work with both my sons every day and wouldn’t change a thing. Massive respect to you and your family Derek 😊
So fun watching you two work together! Nice to see the safety glasses, too.
Absolutely the best way to save time in the shop is to NOT have to take an hours-long "break" because you had to run to emergency to get a piece of metal dug out of your eye. Props to the use of basic safety gear.
Absolutely enjoying the Gen 3 Hemi swap idea, been waiting to see one of these happen VGG style! 🤘🏻
Love how to have your kids help you with these builds and revivals. Hope to keep seeing that.
Absolute memory factory for Bradley. He'll never forget this.
A brilliant Fatther Son video with superb content and very creative editing. Such a wholesome yet entertaining bunch of fellas (and fellettes) you are. Long may you continue.
Interesting conversion. looking forward to seeing the completed project. You should go down to Harbor Freight and get an air over hydraulic ram for the engine hoist. Makes a world of difference. No jacking involved for less than a c-note. Use the heck out of mine , also would have lifted the front end right off easily with a short extension on the boom. Have fun!
Great project! Looks like Bradley was a big help, too. Raisin' 'em right! Glad to see you're both utilizing the safety glasses!!
Really cool build can’t wait to see it finished, honestly the whole ls swap thing is way overplayed anymore. It’s cool seeing something different being swapped in it, keep up the good work.
Its awesome that you include your kids in your projects. Its the best way to pass down your knowledge and the memories Bradley will have will last a life time. Well done.
This is such a great idea. I love the fact that you are doing so that will drive the Purists a good jab. This is the kind of an project that a real garage mechanic would attempt. Anyone can do a LS swap. Thanks and keep up the amazing material. I especially enjoy the older saves. So much history being saved. Thank you
I like that we get to see the revivals for a second time getting some love. Your content is on point. The fact you get to dabble in as many different adventures and bring us along, is always entertaining. Keep up the great content.
Love that you include your kids. My fond memories in my childhood was helping my Dad in his shop fixing his car. Love your work. Billy J..... Queensland, Australia.
Great to see a Father and Son just working on a truck learning and having fun.
I wasn't lucky enough to have a dad who was mechanically inclined. Happy to see you pass on your knowledge and experience to your boys. Looking forward to watching more of this build.
It does my soul good to see Father and Son working together like this.
Have you recived any messages fr9m Derek claiming he that you won anything
I could not agree more.
@@darrellmailes9198 There's scammers impersonating popular UA-cam creators saying you have won something. They ask you to pay for "shipping" and never send anything. Derek won't contact you through the comments section saying you won something,
I figured as much i dont trust internet folk
Love the fact that you're young boy is learning from his dad what a great thing to do we need more dads like you great job!!
Bradley is one lucky little man!! I can only imagine what kind of projects he will be dragging home in the coming years!!
I love how the family is always first for you Derek. You’re teaching your little humans how to be amazing individuals. You’re one amazing roll model.
Your gonna need a big “YEA IT’S GOT A HEMI” sticker for the back winder…. That will sure throw some people through a loop! 🤣
Yeah, build on some of them you already have. Sometimes, people are just gonna whine at you. Personally, I like the recoveries, and the builds. Builds are what happens after the recovery a lot of times. In any case, I think a good bunch of us enjoy every bit of the stuff you put on your channels.
So true. The revival and the trip back home are but chapter one in the rebirth of these old rigs. You have to have all the following chapters too!
Yeah without doing builds after the recoveries, it's not even a recovery. It's just being moved to another yard.
I love watching your show man especially when you have your kids with you much respect I cannot wait until my kid gets old enough to do the same thing with him you guys are awesome this is definitely my favorite show on UA-cam keep it up bro and show them kids everything you know so nice to see kids with their dad learning instead of playing video games
Awesome that you have Bradley helping you, more kids need this interaction and direction nowadays!
Thank you so much for not dragging another LS into the mix. You're the best 👌🏾
Did this ever bring back memories for me when my boy was his age. They can learn a lot of good stuff during those years wrenching with Dad. Thank you and keep them coming!
Right there too! Bustin' knuckels and wrench monkey and bolt keeper!
Derek, you mechanical and fatherly skills are second to none!! Keep up the great work!!!!!
Love seeing Bradley getting involved. In the digital age we live in its great to see kids doing hands on activities that don’t involve a screen in front of their faces
It's really great seeing you giving all your boys time with you on different builds!! Reminds me so much of growing up and my father doing the same stuff with me. And I can tell you without a doubt I learned a WEALTH of knowledge doing these things with my pops. And he is now and has always been my hero for all he's capable of and has taught me. Your boys will undoubtedly feel the same!! Keep up the great content!
Totally agree on you with on limiting revivals to keep the number of cars down. The fact that you have done the hard part (for most people) opens the door for those who want to get their hands on a classic car or truck when you eventually sell some down the line, for that I am grateful.
Keep up the great work Derek!
I'm 51, did that with my dad when I was just a young feller, started handing him when tools when I was I 4 yrs old. good job Derick.
Great job guys time spent working with your dad is priceless. I learned more that way than I could in school.
Central California watching.
Derek, thanks to your inspiration (and my affinity for 300 Fords) my first attempt at a revival is tomorrow! An 85 F150 is going up for auction, and a guy plans to buy the old sweetheart (she hasnt run in 7 years) and drive her on home, the 50 miles of it. Thanks for your awesome work all these years!
Edit: Got her bought, spent a half hour with her, changing on the tires and getting her running, and drove her home! She dont run so good, and she needs a clutch and some brake work, but mission successful!
Doing a project with the Vice Grip family looks like such a blast.
Loved watching you and your son work together! He is gonna be a man one day that will have great memories of his dad!
Bradley is the MAN!!! He did better than me when I was his age. The VGG innovation never disappoints! If I'm right in what saw on the high speed, there was a rattlecan taped to a Sawzall. I'm floored by the ideas.
Derek you and your family are great inspiration for us. Love the content! You have such a warm and friendly vibe! I just wish I could try some of these things that you do.
I enjoy watching you do these rebuilds as much as the road trips. Just sell this one on to some fan that wants a Che-Mopar. I am sure there are a bunch of guys that would love it for years.
Derek, what I love the most I when you have your boys working with you. That time and those memories are irreplaceable and they will carry that with them for life. I wasn’t fortunate enough to have anything to reflect back on with my father. You’re doing a beautiful thing. Blessings to you and your family.
Great video, love seeing your son out there with you. These are life changing moments for him, good job Dad.
I love how you get your boys involved a family business they will remember this for years to come wish I did this with my dad keep it up
I'll support you no matter what derek. Love the builds and revivals. Do what you'll have fun with
Love the videos and I love that you include your son in the hard work. As the father of a 13 year old son, it's great to see a family tradition in the process
hell of a dad right there. those kids are being raised perfectly. the world needs more dads of your caliber. i think ive watched every single video that you have up. all i can say is bravo sir you have one hell of an empire :) keep up the good work and cant wait to watch more.
Do what you want to do whenever you want to do it.
Ignore the goofballs and have fun at your work and you will do just fine.
You didn't get this huge audience by mistake.
Always very good family friendly content.
Doesn’t matter what a guy is doing, he makes it all fun to watch. Came for the revivals staying for it all
this ^^
You should do this whole build with your son love seeing him help you. And also great bonding time. It’s cool to see. Thanks for the content as always. Can’t wait to see this bad boy runnin with the hemi
Man! Having to wait for the next video from VGG is worse than having to wait for ANY tv show. Americana, classic cars, family & friends. UA-cam just doesn't get any better than this right here! And I ain't kiddin' ya!
Impressive techniques, Bradley! Lad knows what he’s at. Everything good about knowing how to apply what forces to what.
This brings me back to when I was young and my Dad and I would swap engines. I our case, it was a matter of yanking out a really tired engine and putting in a less tired used engine. Back in, I believe it was the late 60's, Full sized Chevy's came with the 250 CID straight six. That little engine surprised me. My aunt's car had a three speed manual trans and the little engine would light up the tires without hardly trying. You actually had to be careful taking off. They were rather torquey engines. Interesting project. Definitely want to see how it comes out.
It's a beautiful thing watching you with your sons. I had a similar bonding with my 2 sons and they are both extremely competent problem solvers today at 32 and 26
Father & Son duet went pretty darn well! Great job, great teamwork fellers! Lookin forward to the next episodes! Thanks for the GREAT video!