1950 GMC steering column to S10 steering box how-to, and we use the stock Silverado fuse box
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we work on getting the driveshaft in the truck along with making the stock steering column work with the S10 steering box. We also figure out how to use the stock Silverado fuse box to power the LS motor.
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I like the way this guy does his videos no nonsense and strait to the point.He shows us what needs done, explains how to do it , then shows a finished product. No watching him clip 50 wires for a half hour like other build channels, just the good stuff. Thank you
I like the house outlet mounted on the firewall. Must have been one those Rare factory options.🛠🤪
Thanks again. Great job coverting the 50 Chevy. Quick and slick. In the end he'll have an original looking 50 truck with modern mechanicals. Love it. 👍
Yeah man, that's the idea.
You make this stuff look so easy....I love watching your vids. Thanks. Cheers.
Thanks dude!
You have taught me a lot about grabbing the bull by the horns instead of wasting time over analyzing the job trying to figure how I could get it done perfectly without having secondary problems as a result. Thanks for that. Could have used those skills when I was young. I’m 71 now but still learning and doing. Good job Brent. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 👍🤚🤔
Again another great job, The guy who owns this truck is going to have a nice daily driver.
Really love watching your videos, way better than all the BS on TV. Thanks very much.
I like what you did with the column there and the bearing - pretty slick! Nice project Brent!
Not a bad ending at all. All's well that ends well. Looking good 👍
Wow! Its come a long way in a short time!!!
Hey Brent. If you want, you can plug the battery pack into the firewall. You have 110 plug there. Good video. I enjoy all of your videos and learn something every time I watch one. Thanks for sharing.👍👍
I guess I got here early! I like the way this old warrior is going together!
I can just imagine how society in Australia would significately change if what you are doing at every-level wasn't illegal here!!!
Yeah you guys get the short end of the stick out there.
I used a bench vice to remove and install u joints..best way I found to do it!
Thanks for the pinion angle tips ! Looking good on the fab work !
I cant pass by when some one modifys one of my favorite era trucks... love the pulp Fiction style sound track going on in the background. Fuck yeah... for the original 3 on tree shifter usage, big fan .. god that LS looks small in that engine bay.. end play with steering wheel is cool idea.. God she's fresh from the field truck isn't she. Nice Brent I'm digging on this..
I came here at the right time! The beast is coming together as planned!
Thanks Brent. Love watching your skilled progress.
Coming along nicely Brent! Can't wait to hear it run!
Another great video, thanks for educating us for free
Great job My Friend. Wish I had a 50 model Chevy, then the truck and I would both be 70 years old. 👍🇺🇸🤙😃
looks like you got the steering all worked up well. And the fuse box.
Thank you, every video I learn something new. Such a great channel 👍
Awesome video! Iam building mine while watching your videos! Thanks for sharing!
Bastard joins! That's what we called they u joint with one side bigger then the other. Lol. Cool to see the little details on how you do stuff. Always take away little idea that we can use. Shifter with a cable will be interesting to see how you make it work.
haha easy stuff, will do on the cable seem to do it lot lately with the new fandagle ls stuff haha
i enjoy your vidos thanks
Great job and video. It's moving right along 👍👍🇨🇱
coool. and lightening strike out side at then end
Great video as always!!! Good boy Pablo
Coming along nice Brent, that cab floor is gone man. Wow
haha yeah fellows got a little bit of work ahead of him.
Keep Up the Good Work... Brother. Love your videos
Love the patina on this one.
Hey Brent, Greg here . Nice lunch time company that video was .Now home from work and ready for a second round. This is working out really well. By chance do you have a 2001 Blazer rear bumper that's not rotted out. Lori needs one to safety her Blazer , color does not matter . This pickup is sure coming along fast .Still fun to learn watching you do your stuff,thanks Brent .
No I don't, don't think the kid has one either.
Cant wait to see this one done
Nice old truck man👍🤟 from uk.
Needs to be lower your pretty good at fixing oil pans lol nice job you make it look easy 🤙
I have done a few columns in a similar manner.
hi looking very cool
Progress ,Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lots of work to do to get it nice n shiny 😀😄✌
I just got to see the video it's working out nicely. But there's a 110 v house plug on the firewall????😒 . Be looking forward to seeing the next video and see how it goes. 😎
On my 52 gmc I mounted the ecm on the inside of the driver side fender using the factory ecm bracket out of an 02 gmc Silverado I still have to make a protective cover for it to get water road debris etc off of it
Nice work!
It's coming along!!
Inspirational.
Curtindo muito teus vídeos!!!
Silvano Gadis
Barra do Ribeiro
RS
Brasil
Hell what you showed me on that fuse box is some good stuff. I would mark this one a economy build. I'm not sure who the customer is but must be a friend. I do know that where there is a will, there is a way and that kinda describes the truck for some cab corners to keep it on the frame or is that just me being stupid. I was or am thinking it sets low on the driver front corner where most chevys lose that brace that holds the cab still. My cheap ass son in law driving a square body with only the front fenders holding it up off the frame in front stomps on the brakes which forced the front end down and put my daughter through the front windshield. She wares the scares and thinks nothing of it.... love??? The only thing holding that truck together was the tin worms must of been holding hands.
Yeah this truck will need some work yet, but they make the patch panels for it.
As a kid someone gave me the universal joint and asked me to put it in. I couldn’t figure it out. I’m like it’s gotta go in there ??? I seen him take the old out!! Lol. It’s like he just flies by on his magic floor creeper and things just appear to be done. The WARLOCK 🧙♂️. (Creamer?? Meant creeper lol).
Really wished you installed a collapsible steering shaft. That S10 box is the first thing to hit in a front end collision.
It does, I reused the stock s10 slip shaft in it.
In my 39 Chevy it's on a S10 frame we used a blazer fuel tank u can order them brand new
Three on the tree, nice...
Clearance Clarence 😂
Jimmied the Jimmy.
amazing work you can build anything it seems , but muffler clamp on steering no! LOL
I would be happy if I had half of your skills
Sweet!
11:19 That type of U-Joint reminds of Ford. They use to use different combos of cross dimensions and cap sizes.
13:13 What's with that house electrical box ? Tell me that's a bulkhead connection for the headlights.
I saw that and asked the same question. Guess it is just another rat rod trinket😃👍
could be not sure, think the box was for block heater and who knows what else I thought it was cool and left it there.
Yea I saw that an was wondering why it was there chuckling
I had a '58 Chevy Apache that I used a front doorbell button mounted to the dash as my horn. Worked great and even lit up!
@@HalfassKustoms The block heater was my second guess. Thanks for the reply.
I don't know if the Comment went in or not. 13:03 What is the Deal with the 110 Voltage outlet Box? Nice Video 📹.. #STAYSAFE from 🇺🇸
At 13.30 in the video I kinda had the homer Simpson vacant look.Ha ha
Kicking ass!
Thanks.
Neat, neat and neat! But what the...an AC house plug on the firewall? For an interior warmer perhaps?
Think so and maybe for the block heater also.
Bravo
Love your videos, but it would be nice to know your first name so when someone comments, they can address YOU. Just saying sir!
Lighting going on through the garage door.
Hey bud. Just found your channel two weeks ago great videos. Inspired me to start my 37 Chev. I started this weekend and I ran into a huge problem of body fill and paint are coming off in chunks What would you do take it down to all metal or just do spots? I know your busy just looking for a little advice. Thanks
Troy
Digby N.S.
I probably would take it all off, it's it's doing that now I would imagine the rest will come at some point.
Thanks really appreciate your feed back. My 37 is sitting on a 70 Monte Carlo frame and running gear. So your channel is perfect for my car Thanks again
Is that an AC outlet on the firewall? I thought Chevys were all DC?!?
So what was the household electrical outlet on the firewall for ?
Is there away to make those LS harness more simple buy ripping out wire that not needed
They are pretty simple, if you use that fuse box like this one you only need the 3 wires to run it. 2 if you want to run your fuel pump manually.
@@HalfassKustoms can you use a aftermarket smaller fuse box
Ever drill out some hockey puks for spacers? : )
yeah I've used em for random stuff.
What headers were used on this truck?
Eh you said s-10 engine ,is that a 4.3 v6 or a c-10 5.3 Ls ,and what is the plug in for on the fire wall.lol .is that a power inverter for when your doing field repairs.
haha plug was prob for block heater at one time, motor is ls from a siverado not sure the size though 5.3 maybe?
How does the column collapse in case of an accident
No worries,the airbag will take it :P
the bottom part of the column to the steering box still has the slip rod from the rag joint to the stock column.
I wish they hadn't to put the new piece of crap Motors in them I would have rather have had it kind of like it was but they used to have to 28 to 48 and 270s you could have put a 270 in it and with a couple of speed parts and not lower it just modify it a little bit and it would have been a great truck it takes away from yesterday when people put in modified Motors and running gear
what is plan on old ford pickup in shop
No fords in the shop right now, the blue one is a Chevy.
Wiring hate it not my favourite thing to many hard places to get into plus the headache
I don't mind it but it never ends up nice and clean when I'm done no matter how hard I try.
I think now that i am thinking that that is a blazer or s ten frame... yeah s ten.... dummy me
24 lol