I like the fact that you are addressing people that are on a budget not everyone has a custom shop and a endless budget, I think that people who watch videos and shows like that are being misled into thinking that can't achieve their dream without tons of money. Thanks to guy's like you that show people what can be achieved with patience and perseverance.
Ezekiel, thanks for your comment. That's what we are aiming for. Everybody has to start somewhere but it doesn't mean you can't have fun and educate yourself in the meantime. Also, a lot of people may never have that type of money but that doesn't mean you have to sit on the sideline and never get to play. We have customers with all types of budgets. Some come in and want us to do it all and can pay it all now. Some have already started and got to places they just don't have the knowledge or equipment to do specific jobs. Some have to get a little done at a time, Stop build up more money then come back when they can. It's like you said patience and perseverance.
It took me a long time to come to that realization ,but on a more positive side of that I started getting better at fabrication. My wife had cancer so we didn't have a lot of extra money and at the time I had a 86 Bronco on 35's and she just loved going 4 wheeling so I was always modifying or fabricating something to keep it rolling. But that's what test are metal and pushes us on to persevere and to find a more satisfying Victory!
Retiring in 5 years. Hoping to fine something like this and take my time and enjoy restoration. I can do the engine, but probably have body sent out. Great video. Nice garage
I'm not going to try and restore mine, just want it to go and stop for now. Keeping the outside the same, rusty. Maybe a matte clear coat in the future. Right now I'm working in my front yard in the rocks. The video is in Homestead Florida where I bought it with a Arizona title. I spoke to the registered owner on the Az. title who told me he bought it from the original owner. It was sold and transported to Florida and stored inside a horse barn with two other trucks. These three trucks were going to be shipped to Puerto Rico. Those plans fell through and they were offered for sale. I went to buy the 1961 International Harvester Scout that was listed for sale. The Scout is also in really good shape. I ended up buying it and it's barn buddy the 1962 GMC. I got the Scout running but have more to do to get it roadworthy. I was told the GMC was a running truck and should not take much to get her started. It has the original 305 V6. Thanks for the video I'm trying to keep my budget low for now. If interested there is also a 1957 Chevrolet Stepside for sale where I bought mine. th-cam.com/users/shortszdXpWGwyi2k?feature=share th-cam.com/users/shorts0U78L73op-o?feature=share
@@davidsonmotorsports9696 good morning so am ready to start on my budget build, unfortunately I am lost and need help. I have a 62 chevy c10 with a 292 inline 6. I really like what you did with your truck and would like to swap a motor like yours, I would really appreciate if you could send me a list of everything I need to make my truck run and sound like yours. Thank you! You did a great job! 
@@jorgegalvan1765 First you need to take an assessment of the entire vehicle and see where to start. I would start with the chassis and do repairs there first. Next, make a list of everything you need Engine, transmission, fuel system, Brakes and etc. Make a realistic budget. Compare what you can afford to fix first but also keep in mind what you have coming down the line so you don't have to do things twice.
Nice build! Really like the patina look. What fuel tank did you go with for the bed mount? I'm working on a '62 c10 myself, and looking to do the same, but have only found "63 and up rear mount fuel tanks.
I've been looking everywhere for someone who moved a 62 gas can out of the cab. Everywhere I look, they have kits for 64-68, but not 62. How'd you do it?
Retiring in 5 years. Hoping to fine something like this and take my time and enjoy restoration. I can do the engine, but probably have body sent out. Great video. Nice garage
I like the fact that you are addressing people that are on a budget not everyone has a custom shop and a endless budget, I think that people who watch videos and shows like that are being misled into thinking that can't achieve their dream without tons of money. Thanks to guy's like you that show people what can be achieved with patience and perseverance.
Ezekiel, thanks for your comment. That's what we are aiming for. Everybody has to start somewhere but it doesn't mean you can't have fun and educate yourself in the meantime. Also, a lot of people may never have that type of money but that doesn't mean you have to sit on the sideline and never get to play. We have customers with all types of budgets. Some come in and want us to do it all and can pay it all now. Some have already started and got to places they just don't have the knowledge or equipment to do specific jobs. Some have to get a little done at a time, Stop build up more money then come back when they can. It's like you said patience and perseverance.
It took me a long time to come to that realization ,but on a more positive side of that I started getting better at fabrication. My wife had cancer so we didn't have a lot of extra money and at the time I had a 86 Bronco on 35's and she just loved going 4 wheeling so I was always modifying or fabricating something to keep it rolling. But that's what test are metal and pushes us on to persevere and to find a more satisfying Victory!
Me. I am the people who you refer lol
just picked up a running 1962 c10 step side longbed. Traded it for my canoe with a friend in Texas. Thanks for the inspiration.
love these kinda builds. shows what can be done with love
TRUCK IS VERY COOL!
I think you've did fabulous to have just gotten to $4K. Good deal.
Just pulled my 64 short step from 20 years in the woods!!!!
This thing is awesome!! Love the knuckle shifter!
Thanks, Its been a fun build!
Just scored me a 63 LWB Fleet , right what Im shooting for LOW Budget Build awesome job you did
Thanks, and good find!
Good day sir, I just bought a 1961 c 10 step side and totally dig your budget build. I am interested in hearing more on how to start my build.
i got my granpas c10 a few years back and as a 14 year old it would be hard to build it up crazy nice, so this helped guide me thanks bro
Retiring in 5 years. Hoping to fine something like this and take my time and enjoy restoration. I can do the engine, but probably have body sent out. Great video. Nice garage
Wow! You did great for the price.
Thanks
I'm not going to try and restore mine, just want it to go and stop for now. Keeping the outside the same, rusty. Maybe a matte clear coat in the future. Right now I'm working in my front yard in the rocks. The video is in Homestead Florida where I bought it with a Arizona title. I spoke to the registered owner on the Az. title who told me he bought it from the original owner.
It was sold and transported to Florida and stored inside a horse barn with two other trucks. These three trucks were going to be shipped to Puerto Rico. Those plans fell through and they were offered for sale. I went to buy the 1961 International Harvester Scout that was listed for sale. The Scout is also in really good shape.
I ended up buying it and it's barn buddy the 1962 GMC. I got the Scout running but have more to do to get it roadworthy. I was told the GMC was a running truck and should not take much to get her started. It has the original 305 V6. Thanks for the video I'm trying to keep my budget low for now.
If interested there is also a 1957 Chevrolet Stepside for sale where I bought mine.
th-cam.com/users/shortszdXpWGwyi2k?feature=share
th-cam.com/users/shorts0U78L73op-o?feature=share
Great video! Keep it up! Just subscribed! Documenting a couple old C10 builds myself on here!
Good job guys.
Thanks, it's been a fun one!
Very nice 👌
Good job.
thank you
Very nice job 👍
I like what you did with the truck..Just bought one myself and need some pointers since am on a budget
Good luck and glad to help!
@@davidsonmotorsports9696 good morning so am ready to start on my budget build, unfortunately I am lost and need help. I have a 62 chevy c10 with a 292 inline 6. I really like what you did with your truck and would like to swap a motor like yours, I would really appreciate if you could send me a list of everything I need to make my truck run and sound like yours. Thank you! You did a great job!

@@jorgegalvan1765 First you need to take an assessment of the entire vehicle and see where to start. I would start with the chassis and do repairs there first. Next, make a list of everything you need Engine, transmission, fuel system, Brakes and etc. Make a realistic budget. Compare what you can afford to fix first but also keep in mind what you have coming down the line so you don't have to do things twice.
Just found a 62 c10 in a out build might be my 1st build don't know anything how to restore. Any help would help
I want to own a piece of history or something old I can drive around and maybe even impress my granddad.
Espectacular camioneta con mi papá tenemos una , nos faltan algunos arreglos, y con la ayuda de Dios , lo lograremos😁😁😁
Gracias y buena suerte para ti y tu papa!
Nice build! Really like the patina look. What fuel tank did you go with for the bed mount? I'm working on a '62 c10 myself, and looking to do the same, but have only found "63 and up rear mount fuel tanks.
Thanks, Yea we had the same problem with the fuel tank. We got the one from LMC for the 63 and made it work
Davidson Motorsports ok, looks like I’m going the same route as yours! Appreciate the reply!
Truck looks smooth. I'm looking for a rear mount fuel tank for my 62 as well. Seeing your comment about getting one for a 63 helps out. Thanks,
Glad to help! Good luck on your build!
@@c-10_sixdeuce Brothers truck parts sells rear mount fuel tanks for 60 to 62 Chevy pickups
Nice 👍🏽
Thanks 💯
I've been looking everywhere for someone who moved a 62 gas can out of the cab. Everywhere I look, they have kits for 64-68, but not 62. How'd you do it?
good job, i have a 60 c10 why are the grills so different??????
What type of headers did you use?
What seats are those from and how hard were they to install
They are from an early 2000 suburban. Fairly simple install.
I have a C30
What headers are running bud?
Sorry for the late reply! They were actually already on the engine when we got it. I don't see a tag but they remind of a set of Hookers.
Is it forsale
everything is for sale!
Looks awesome!
Retiring in 5 years. Hoping to fine something like this and take my time and enjoy restoration. I can do the engine, but probably have body sent out. Great video. Nice garage
Thanks and hope you have fun building yours!