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Really hard to believe

Thank you Steve. I'm still watching your videos. I miss you. God Bless you.

I don't follow ,where does the sub rail fit into all of this ? by the way great work

I keep watching you. There will never be anyone like you. I hope your sons keep the project going. DONT SELL IT !!! God Bless You Steve. I miss you

Hi i love watching all your videos. I have the same pedal setup as you do,but my firewall dose not have the ribs like yours,mine is completely flat. So would you say to just measure it out like it says in those directions? Thank you very much.

So you all are in Tennessee now?. I would someday love to see his 53 truck. I'm in Loretto. TN. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

God Bless and keep you Steve.thats my favorite Alan Jackson song. God Bless you

This video has helped me so much, thank you

I’m jealous

Oh my gosh...you are a blessing to your mom❤

My truck is absolutely beautiful! I can't wait!!!!! You're doing an amazing job on it, Joe. 🙂

Your mom has a beautiful truck... How is your dad's truck coming along? I sure miss your dad.. He was an inspiration to us all.. Take care and God Bless...

does the guy dion have a phone number

What a great loss to your family and his You tube family as well. He will be missed. RIP.

Steve. I miss you something terrible my friend. I hope you son's finish your truck. And keep it.

RIP Steve. I am still using these videos for my build

I still find myself coming back and finding guidance. RIP you have helped so many people in the car community.

Good ideas from a skilled craftsman, thanks.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

Great video , good habits to pass on to your kids.

I'm sorry about steve

Good clean job, I wish I had a garage, my work on my 50 Chevy truck is all in the stupid back yard, but anyways good job nice.

I've got a DOD K5 Blazer that I really want to put one of these on but the idea of drilling holes in it is nightmare fuel. I love the look but I couldn't bring myself to put holes in a solid, rust-free body.

You should see the ones on our new patrol cars. they are mounted to the fender, no holes in the A pillar. it's controlled by a Joystick on the console. When you turn it off. it parks protecting the LED light.

I want to do this to my 73 gmc Sierra

awesome. Lites

Beautiful truck, man!

Very nice spot lights.. My mother had a 57 Mercury that had twin spot lights installed from the factory.. loved playing with them as a kid...

Hey Joe. The truck is looking good. It's nice that you are helping your mom with that. Thanks for sharing.👍👍🍁

Wow!!!! Joe, I'm blown away with everything you're doing for me to make my truck not only safe, but also beautiful! I'm at a loss for words and that doesn't happen very often.🥰

Looking good, mom should be proud of that... Sure miss your dad.. Take care and as always, God Bless...

I liked your installation... I did the same except my aim was to eliminate through-bolts going through the wood to hold the box to the frame. I used the same square tubing you used instead of the wood blocks but I welded the steel blocks to the cross-sills instead of the frame. Drilled a square hole in the bottom of the square tubing pieces and a bigger round hole in the cross-sill to accept carriage bolts. I too use truck mud flaps for all my rubber cushion needs... One trick I've gleaned from you video is to drill the bottom of the frame to clear a socket and attach the front cross-sill to the upper flange of my boxed frame. That will eliminate the protruding nut and bolt that gets in the way of my hoist's rear pads.

I am sorry to hear about Steve’s passing. I am sending prayers for the family. I just started watching Steve’s videos and in the short time I have learned a lot from Steve. Such a great teacher. I hope Steves truck will be completed. Rest in peace Steve.

What a great guy, and a remarkable craftsman. I miss him and his instruction. Thanks for sharing your memories. I never met him, but I feel like I lost one of my best friends. My life was definitely enriched after I discovered his site

Are you guys going to finish your Dad’s truck?

I'm really glad that you kept Stephen's intro to the video. Your Mom's truck is looking sweat. Thanks for sharing.👍👍🍁

There are no stupid mistakes...these are all learning moments. You're doing an awesome job on my truck!

I just came across your father’s videos, my deepest condolences to you and your family.

I did the sane thing but I wasn't going to pay 300 buck for screen when for 15 bucks you can buy screen an mold it yourself

Amazing to hear the truck is going to be completed in the family . Your dad gave me so much information for my own project very similar . So sad to hear about your dad when I checked in in the videos

Hi Stephen, Mike from Nampa. Thanks for the video I know it takes twice as long to film as to just fabricate. I appreciate you doing that for us .

Nice Truck! sending my Love .... Keep posting!

Hello from Nampa. Great job on the steering column and braces, the wood dowel trick is great. Keep up the good work.

That's a great truck. Too bad she didn't keep Steve's truck. But I guess there are old memories with it and she wants new ones. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍

Wow that's cool shit! Excited to see how it goes!

She's a beauty, looks like it was barely used. Rare find for sure, needs a saddle blanket seat cover haha

Very nice truck... What's the story on your dads truck? I would love to see that completed... From a fellow Tennessean... Take care and God Bless...

What a snazzy truck!!! God's blessings to you for finding this gem for your mom!!!❤

Great find! My dad had a '76 dual tanks and we have some good memories of going over mountains and having a "oh crap" moments when having to switch tanks and having the sputter while waiting on the fuel pump to get the gas moving.

That looks really clean. I bought a new 73 with the 454 C20. Do your mom a favor and put fuel injection on it. Reliability and ease of starting. I lost my dad 31 years ago. I miss him often as I'm sure you miss your dad. My time following and chatting with Steve were times I enjoyed. I think of him now and then as well.