Squarebody Chevy Custom Frenched Bumpers - Sgt. Square Mission 22 C10 Truck Build Ep. 3
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- If you want to see how you can support Mission 22 as they work to support our veterans, check out StreetTrucks' Sgt. Square page!
www.sergeantsquare.com
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We have one of our favorite C10's back in the shop this week! If you don't know why this truck is so special to us, it's because Street Trucks is going to be auctioning off this squarebody Chevy at Barret Jackson, and all the proceeds are going to Mission 22 to aid in their quest to support our veterans.
In the last episodes, you saw us fix the rear end in place, fabricate a custom bed, and spray down the bed floor with some Poppy's Patina bedliner. We had so much fun workin on this C10 that we decided to take the fab work one step further by making some custom bumper mounts to fix these stock squarebody bumpers on to the custom American Chassis frame. Not only that, we're also frenching in our front and rear bumpers to pull them closer to the body and give the profile of this truck a much sleeker look. Not only are we making custom mounts for the bumpers, we're also making a custom mount for the Boyd's fuel cell. We're rounding out the work on this C10 with some modified inner fenders to make sure no dirt, dust, or mud gets slung around the engine bay when this Chevy is cruising down the road.
And to top this episode off, our friends from Icon Investments brought by a HUGE surprise for the guys at StreetTrucks Magazine and Mission 22!
Even though our time with this truck is up, the adventure isn't over for Sgt. Square. This truck has a long road ahead of it before it goes across the auction block. So make sure to be following along with Street Trucks as they get this C10 Squarebody ready to raise some money!
The fabrication on the bumper and mount is ridiculous! Phenomenal talent. Thank you for showing the work.
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Amazing and meticulous work!!
Thank you so much 😀
dave the bumper wizard. 🙌🏽
i got chills as well mikey so amazing! 🤩💫
Dave killed it with these bumpers!
Great work guys! I also can’t wait on a update on the Continental!
We got our transmission in, so we're finally able to start chopping away at it! There should be a new episode really soon!
@@SalvagetoSavage 🤘🏻🤘🏻
What a talented crew you have Mikey! Awesome vid!
Thanks so much!
Great vid. again dude . That Dave is worth his weight in gold man. Im checking out the website now on there site, very cool
Dave is absolutely killer! And definitely check out Sgt. Square and Mission 22! They are doing some awesome work!
Awesome work
Thank you!!
Top notch work as always.
Thank you so much!
I like how humble you lot are. In the real world it’s all about try and error not like most most channels that just show the end result. 👌🍻
We try our best to show you guys all sides of the work that we do! The good and the bad. We're so glad you like the content! Thanks for all the support
Good fit on those bumpers. I like it.
Thanks!! 👍
Definitely the nicest “shop truck” know to man. She will be a stunning parts getter.
Awesome work as always!! Big ups to Icon for jumping in with a great donation!!!
It's really awesome getting to build people cars for a living, but it's icing on the cake getting to build stuff for guys like them. Really amazing people!
Great looking truck for a great cause! U guys did awesome work with this one.
Beautiful work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Dave does some very meticulous work. Great job with the bumpers and wheel tubs. The only thing different I might of done, hide the fuel fill in behind the tail light. But it is for charity and that is quite a bit more labour. The way Dave did the tank and filler is still awesome, don't get me wrong.
The guys at Icon,, Stand up lads. What more do you need to say.
Thanks so much! It's not even necessarily about putting the extra labor in, but the time it would take to do as well. This truck needs to be running and driving by mid October and there's a ton of other work being done outside of our shop. So we wanted to make sure everything was done functionally, clean, and in time for the deadline to be shipped off to the next shop!
Killer work
Thanks!!
This guy is a machine! Quality work!
Thank you!
Protective skidplate for the fuel tank would be cool.
Good idea! If the trucks sticks around a bit longer we might just add one in!
Great video, Dave the Wizard did an outstanding job 👍
Dave always blows us away with his fab work!
Man you guys combined would make the coolest 3 pump hydraulic system
Solid episode!
Thank you so much!
Looks amazing!!!!
Thank you!
Thank u
Love the work you guys do & what a great cause. sergeantsquare is looking great, I especially love the look & placement of the filler neck!
Truck got stolen this week 😢 but glad you guys are still doing your thing
Hopefully you can recover it! That really sucks!
lookin good man keep it up!!
Appreciate it!
I got chills and a little choked up also… awesome job as always!
Anthony and all the guys at Icon are really stand up dudes! We're proud to know them and to be doing work with them!
Nice work Dave! Mike this project is going very smoothly, should be finished up soon enough
It's out of our hands now though! This truck is off to the next shop who is donating some their time to the cause!
You guys rock coz that was an awesome episode. Thank you
Thanks so much for watching it and supporting the channel!
Bed liner lasted a whole month. 😂
Love this rig much love ❤️ boys !! MERICA
Nice build for a really good cause👌
We couldn't be happier getting to work on this truck for Mission 22!
Have y’all checked out hartfab inner fenders? They are sheet metal and cover the side of the fenders so you don’t have to run separate filler panels for the inside the fender. They’re very nice and comparable in price to slosh tubs. Probably cheaper than slosh tubs by the time you add in the filler panels for the slosh tubs.
sweet!
Thanks!
❤❤
Looking good. 😎
I guess you could have put the end of the filler pipe behind the taillight? 🙂
If we had more time to work on it we could have. But this truck has to be sent off for a ton of other work in order to make the deadline!
@@SalvagetoSavage
I understand, really great fabrication work you are doing. 👍🏻
I sometimes have a bad habit of saying my own opinions about other people's achievements. 😅
You need a breather tube for the filer neck
Vent goes on the fuel cell
18:16 Is there enough room to run a filler hose behind the driver rear tail light, and have the light housing swivel out, to fuel up?
Great cause and great looking build. What happened to the poppy's bed coating near the new gas fill?
That was user error to be honest.
@@SalvagetoSavage happens to the best of us. Keep killing it.
Just saw a couple of offerings from the Germans and Italians , both weighed in at around 4800 lbs. Some how your heavy metal artwork seems lighter.
I always laugh watching Chip Foose. Mr. custom car builder. He draws a picture of a car, does some work with the bumpers, and then gets his team of minions to do everything else. Occasionally he might splash some paint. But everyone seems to think he's the best. I hate to tell it to you Mr. Foose. I would put these guys work up to yours any day. Mikey and his team are car builders. The only thing Foose built is a reputation for himself. Not the guys that actually do the work.
Thank you so much!!
Lets cut the frame instead of tank 😂
For the fuel fill location, would it have been possible to 90 up inside the bed/quarter and put the fill location on the inside of the bed side instead of the floor?
That's actually a very good idea. I would of like to seen it hidden behind the tail light, like Chevy did on their old cars. But that's actually a pile of work. I do like that idea you had to get it off the floor. I will keep that in mind for myself.
Those are both awesome ideas! If we had this truck for longer, we definitely would have tucked it behind the tail light. Unfortunately with builds like this that are on a pretty tight deadline to get finished, we have to weigh in all the work that needs to be done and decide where to invest our time. And for the fabrication we were doing, a simpler solution needed to be taken for the filler neck
Is that bed all new sheet metal ? and if so was the fitment good
Should have just used the flush mount fuel door boydwelding makes.. would have looked 1000 times better than having that thing sticking up in the bed
What wheels are on the truck
Not sure the brand that's on it now, but it's getting a new set of wheels curtesy of St. Paul Speed!
Why not roll the bumpers?
Where did you buy slosh tub kit
That would be a question to ask the guys at Street Trucks! We were given a bunch of pieces and were told "hey make this all work!"
Hidden taillight fuel filler neck
Are you guys hiring by chance?
Our email is on our website if you want to shoot us over an application!
@@SalvagetoSavage I'll keep that in mind. My metal working and welding isn't up to snuff currently, been awhile but need to change that. Thank you
Whatever happened to this build?
We only worked on a part of this for the Street Truck Sgt. Square build. They have the rest of their build on their social media platforms!
Am I the only one who wouldn’t want the fuel tank in the bed like that??? I think they could’ve come up with a better solution than that….
American Chassis could have done a better job at welding the bed mounting tabs/stands to the frame. Looks 🗑🚽🚮💩
These guys did that not the chassis builders lol
Is that bed all new sheet metal ? and if so was the fitment good