This truck is really coming along. Countersunk frame bolts is a notch that not many show trucks even achieve. Gonna be beautiful when you get it the way you want it.
You were a topic of a conversation today, the subject was , people who share their knowledge and talents, your good friend Evan was mentioned also , skilled and not afraid to share . The most humble people are this way. Thank you .
I watched y'all with Bryan and Tommy when y'all first started working on the truck and now I see what u said when u said u wasn't done with the truck when u had it painted u said that u was going to do more work to the truck when u get it home and I see now what u mint and now I can watch u finish the truck and make it that much more nicer I've been trying to find y'all on TH-cam and now I subscribed to y'all now and watch u finish the truck be safe and always be careful doing what u do
Porter greetings!🇺🇸 Here kitty, kitty, let me paint you purple! 😳 Now this is quite interesting!🤩 I love trucks that have some different mods to them and this is one that I’ve never thought of!🤩 Really looking forward to seeing more of your stuff! You have a very nice size shop to work in & that’s half of the battle right there. Thanks for sharing! 🥰😎✌️
Hey, you kids are doing very well in front of a camera catching the entendres or words that could make a lady blush if taken wrong. I see a future in this for you... just be your own selves, learn to enjoy how easy this youtube business is. A thirty minute video takes what... three or more hr's right now but that falls into place as well. Bottom line, everyone asks themself, is it worth it? I see that you are just starting but your content so far is what a lot of younger drivers are looking for an then the dreamers like myself who did drive over forty years ago an now can't still likes to look at new iron and pretty ladies. I will share these as I catch them and after a while, you just make it an life is better!
Thank you very much! It's definitely not something that's easy for us. I'm glad I can share my knowledge with the world. Looking forward to making videos for a while!
Chad and Lisa are dam good people I'm glad I'm getting to know more! Chad was a huge help answering my questions for my new 389 purchase while explaining my goals i wouldlike to do with my truck. 2 top notch people I'm glad to call friends! See you both Chad and Lisa in Louisville.
Hi! Wow, clean work. Question on hiding the frame bolts... Will that hold up over time on a working truck? Or will frame flex have cracks showing up in the old holes? I see huckbolts coming loose on xmembers and suspension hangers, reason I asked... Just found your channel. I like it!
We use the same holes the factory bolts were in, after countersinking them we weld them in. Therefore if done correctly, they should last forever. Good question!
Great work! What grade bolts are you using? I've searched around online and haven't had a lot of success finding high strength countersunk head bolts. Any suggestions?
@@berrytruckn do you have any footage on the modifications you had to do to accomplish the hidden def tank... I wanna do this to my new truck if it ever arrives and thank you in advance keep up the good work
Super impressed with your videos and Barry's building skills . You didn't show your frame rail prep after you smoothed out the welds . Hopefully you sprayed some hi build primer and block sanded it after so you have a lazer straight surface . Always looking forward to your next video keep up the good work !
Like the hidden bolts but how are they as far as everday road use and how are they as far as rail swaps. We are building movers and heavy haulers we have Autocar and Pacific winch trucks and I've been looking at doing a show work truck out of some of our parts Pacifics and I have thought about using plow or counter sunk bolts on all of the frame but in our field we flex and twist on our trucks and we do rail changes on our trucks every 3 years and just wondering if the counter sunk bolts would hold tight with every day use and especially with us that flex our trucks especially when using the winches pulling loads on trailers or pulling buildings or pulling our haul trailers up over rear frame roller. I know our trucks and what we do is completely different from over the road trucks but I see alot of things over the road truckers do to their trucks I'd like to try when I get around to building my working slash show truck, things that wouldn't normally seen done to a Pacific truck.
I'm sure an application as to you're line of work, they wouldn't be feasible. My truck has a bigger frame rail in it, but being an over the road truck I don't think I would have a problem. But, as always never say never. LOL
I cannot fathom why you would have someone build a custom truck then totally disassemble it and start completely over. Did Semi Casual mess something up? I thought the truck looked awesome when they got through with it. Beautiful color.
I let them put the stripe on the truck and do a few other things. I've always done my own work, but wanted them to do something to be part of it. Now I am finishing the truck here in my own shop. Great people!! I would definitely buy another truck from them!
Hay just a tip, when you add the time lapse music, try editing the volume down a few notches for the music, it came blaring over my headphones soon as the time lapse started an scared me plus kind hurt, but great work on the build an Lisa great job learning to edit. We see improvement with every new video! Great job on the video and the build!!!
Appreciate the content an allowing us to fallow along with the build! Have see some of your past trucks an just so stoked to be able to actually watch the build, being able to see what all you do to these trucks vs seeing finished trucks an trying to spot all the amazing little tricks an set ups,. Thanks again
Also by dad is a cancer survivor, won his battle in 2019 and praying it's the last battle he has to fight like that. So that truck theme is something I respect an can stand for,. Not to mention purple is mine and my dad's favorite color!!!
Truck is looking awesome 😎 was wondering what size and make of the countersink bit and bolts were. Getting ready to shave some of the ugly huckbolts off of my frame.
Ok.... you and Bill have to be BROTHERS.... buy a new Pete tear it down to very little.... Question? Do you have any problem with countersunk bolt heads breaking at all? Thanks Jim
LOL. we're not related, but have been good friends for quite a few years now. We live a couple hours from each other. I haven't had any problems yet with the bolt heads breaking.
This truck is really coming along. Countersunk frame bolts is a notch that not many show trucks even achieve. Gonna be beautiful when you get it the way you want it.
You were a topic of a conversation today, the subject was , people who share their knowledge and talents, your good friend Evan was mentioned also , skilled and not afraid to share . The most humble people are this way. Thank you .
You're welcome
I watched y'all with Bryan and Tommy when y'all first started working on the truck and now I see what u said when u said u wasn't done with the truck when u had it painted u said that u was going to do more work to the truck when u get it home and I see now what u mint and now I can watch u finish the truck and make it that much more nicer I've been trying to find y'all on TH-cam and now I subscribed to y'all now and watch u finish the truck be safe and always be careful doing what u do
You guys have improved the channel so much! One of my favorite channels.
Greatly appreciated!!
Glad I found your channel! Great workmanship and info, thank you!
Looks like it’s going to be awesome when it’s done that’s cool how you are hiding the frame bolts
Thank you
Love the channel just wish you brought it out couple years ago no one does it like you great stuff 👍🇺🇸✌️
Yeah we do also, but better now then never I guess haha
Love the build yall! it's cool to see how you guys do your custom mods and that you're willing to share your techniques with the world.
Appreciate it.
This was a great video and was enjoyable to wa tch . You both seem like a great couple for each other and as people
Porter greetings!🇺🇸 Here kitty, kitty, let me paint you purple! 😳 Now this is quite interesting!🤩 I love trucks that have some different mods to them and this is one that I’ve never thought of!🤩 Really looking forward to seeing more of your stuff! You have a very nice size shop to work in & that’s half of the battle right there. Thanks for sharing! 🥰😎✌️
I am truly blessed with what I have to work with, the new shop is surely a step up!
And all along, I thought it was completely done. Very cool, guy's.
Hey, you kids are doing very well in front of a camera catching the entendres or words that could make a lady blush if taken wrong. I see a future in this for you... just be your own selves, learn to enjoy how easy this youtube business is. A thirty minute video takes what... three or more hr's right now but that falls into place as well. Bottom line, everyone asks themself, is it worth it? I see that you are just starting but your content so far is what a lot of younger drivers are looking for an then the dreamers like myself who did drive over forty years ago an now can't still likes to look at new iron and pretty ladies. I will share these as I catch them and after a while, you just make it an life is better!
Thank you very much! It's definitely not something that's easy for us. I'm glad I can share my knowledge with the world. Looking forward to making videos for a while!
Omg I Finally Found ur Channel!!! Blessings to you Both 🙏
Wow that’s a brand new Peterbilt. I am sure once you finish it will be awesome.
Love your work Chad, a great build and two inspiring and lovely people.
Hey Chad I just ran into your channel, thanks for the Cummins sensor advice at 75 chrome that day inside about my dads truck. It worked!
I'm glad I could help!!
Love this channel, I'm not a fabricator at all, just a dreamer. Getting a lot of ideas for my next build. Keep up the great builds!
Hell id absolutely love to come help tear a new truck apart! My old cabover doesn't come apart as good as the new ones! Looks great!
Rockn the ol camping chair.. thinking that could be the next big custom trend 😎
It's looking good guys. Can't wait to see it done.
Can wait, you guys got skills and talent and crazy knowledge.
Another great video guys. Love the build........looking forward to the next one.........take care......🇨🇦
Thanks!
I want to stop by the next time u doing something yeah would love to see the process
Great video thank you!
Really great videos and a wealth of information. Thank you please keep em coming!
👍 love the educational stuff on the truck.
You do it Right!!! Pride in Class
AWESOME WORK....................
I’ll be there to help put it back together, can’t wait.
Just wondering when I can drop off my truck , and I want the family discount.
@@scottberry5266 nice try, LOL
Great video, a lot of work
Amazing Job on the Build, I LOVE it........🤝🏾🇺🇸💪🏾
I'm really digging the hat!!!!
That's an awesome job,what's the plan if you ever have to remove a bolt or two
The peterbilt crossmembers unbolt into three pieces, making the still easily removable.
Give aways.....?????......like a purple pete??????😂😂👍🏻👍🏻.....great work 👍🏻👍🏻...... always wondered how the bolts were "shaved" on frame......thx
Haha thanks
Nice job looks great 👍
Engine and transmission painted green would look real nice.
Agree, however it is gonna stay towards the work side therefore red haha
Chad and Lisa are dam good people I'm glad I'm getting to know more! Chad was a huge help answering my questions for my new 389 purchase while explaining my goals i wouldlike to do with my truck. 2 top notch people I'm glad to call friends! See you both Chad and Lisa in Louisville.
Thank you!
Always!!!
Why are there spacers between the tank brackets and the frame? Also what angle are the counter sink bolts and counter sink bit? Thanks for the video!
Awesome video brother and great work . If you don’t mind me asking where did you get that drill it’s slick!?
Super clean
Hi!
Wow, clean work.
Question on hiding the frame bolts...
Will that hold up over time on a working truck?
Or will frame flex have cracks showing up in the old holes?
I see huckbolts coming loose on xmembers and suspension hangers, reason I asked...
Just found your channel.
I like it!
We use the same holes the factory bolts were in, after countersinking them we weld them in. Therefore if done correctly, they should last forever. Good question!
Love your vids keep up the good work.
Semi Casual sent me here.
That other Pete is beautiful, too.
Great work! What grade bolts are you using? I've searched around online and haven't had a lot of success finding high strength countersunk head bolts. Any suggestions?
Google grade 8 flat head socket cap and what ever size you want, that's what the are called..they are all over and not hard to come by.
love the build.... are y'all gonna hide the def tank in the battery box?
no, it's actually hidden in the driver's side fuel tank.
@@berrytruckn do you have any footage on the modifications you had to do to accomplish the hidden def tank... I wanna do this to my new truck if it ever arrives and thank you in advance keep up the good work
Where do you get the bolts from for the frame ? Thanks loving the videos
Fastenal or Imperial Supply should have them.
Is it possible to get those cross members out yet? Since then counter sunk bolts are welded. Looks great
Super impressed with your videos and Barry's building skills . You didn't show your frame rail prep after you smoothed out the welds . Hopefully you sprayed some hi build primer and block sanded it after so you have a lazer straight surface . Always looking forward to your next video keep up the good work !
Thank you - body work and such will come on the next video 😀
Like the hidden bolts but how are they as far as everday road use and how are they as far as rail swaps. We are building movers and heavy haulers we have Autocar and Pacific winch trucks and I've been looking at doing a show work truck out of some of our parts Pacifics and I have thought about using plow or counter sunk bolts on all of the frame but in our field we flex and twist on our trucks and we do rail changes on our trucks every 3 years and just wondering if the counter sunk bolts would hold tight with every day use and especially with us that flex our trucks especially when using the winches pulling loads on trailers or pulling buildings or pulling our haul trailers up over rear frame roller. I know our trucks and what we do is completely different from over the road trucks but I see alot of things over the road truckers do to their trucks I'd like to try when I get around to building my working slash show truck, things that wouldn't normally seen done to a Pacific truck.
I'm sure an application as to you're line of work, they wouldn't be feasible. My truck has a bigger frame rail in it, but being an over the road truck I don't think I would have a problem. But, as always never say never. LOL
Where did you get the countersink bolts, what length, and what grade are they?
Thanks like the channel
I'm wondering the same thing.
I cannot fathom why you would have someone build a custom truck then totally disassemble it and start completely over. Did Semi Casual mess something up? I thought the truck looked awesome when they got through with it. Beautiful color.
I’m curious on what bit your using to countersink the holes?
did u not like how it came out after Fitzgerald did their work or had u planned on this after getting it from them?
I let them put the stripe on the truck and do a few other things. I've always done my own work, but wanted them to do something to be part of it. Now I am finishing the truck here in my own shop. Great people!! I would definitely buy another truck from them!
Hay just a tip, when you add the time lapse music, try editing the volume down a few notches for the music, it came blaring over my headphones soon as the time lapse started an scared me plus kind hurt, but great work on the build an Lisa great job learning to edit. We see improvement with every new video! Great job on the video and the build!!!
Appreciate the input thanks much!!!
Appreciate the content an allowing us to fallow along with the build! Have see some of your past trucks an just so stoked to be able to actually watch the build, being able to see what all you do to these trucks vs seeing finished trucks an trying to spot all the amazing little tricks an set ups,. Thanks again
Also by dad is a cancer survivor, won his battle in 2019 and praying it's the last battle he has to fight like that. So that truck theme is something I respect an can stand for,. Not to mention purple is mine and my dad's favorite color!!!
@@-RyN-23 wishing him the best of luck, keep fighting!
what size of screw did you use or how are they requested and the other tool you used to make the cone what is its name
And are you just countersinking the crossmember bolts?
You mentioned you weren't using the right tank that came on the truck, why? Also the tank brackets got moved, again why?
Dude love it
What color green is on that pete. I live that!!!! 😍😍
I'd like to see some spread axel stuff
Great videos what size are the bolts?
5/8" diameter, 1.5" and 2" length
Truck is looking awesome 😎 was wondering what size and make of the countersink bit and bolts were. Getting ready to shave some of the ugly huckbolts off of my frame.
I bought the countersink bit off of amazon. I believe it was 1.5" diameter. The bolts were from a local supplier. They were 1.5" and 2" in length.
@@berrytruckn thanks for the information good luck in wildwood
We’re could I find this type of bolts ?
Ok.... you and Bill have to be BROTHERS.... buy a new Pete tear it down to very little....
Question? Do you have any problem with countersunk bolt heads breaking at all?
Thanks Jim
LOL. we're not related, but have been good friends for quite a few years now. We live a couple hours from each other. I haven't had any problems yet with the bolt heads breaking.
@@berrytruckn thank you for responding..... truck is looking GREAT 👍
What size counter sink is thay
Love you
What do you do if you have to change out the crossmember
The crossmember still unbolts easily and comes out of the truck if needed.
I really hope you're not leaving the stickers on the frame.
Y’all need a microphone or something, something sounds funny. Invest in a Rode mic, just my suggestion 🤷🏼♂️
Did you ever come up with a name for the truck
No name yet😅
@@berrytruckn Co-Survivor ?
Lisa has pretty teeth!
nice please dont fill them or paint them keep oiled NO NO please dont weld leavem like the are