Music City Trucks

Our 1993 Dodge Ram Dually is back in the shop to have its final dress rehearsal. We'll address a common wiring failure point, then we'll install our seats and show you how to refurbish original door panels to make them look brand new and save some money. The guys give you some pointers when measuring for custom driveshafts. Then we clockout and take Nightshift on it's maiden voyage.

We buy a '89 Chevy Silverado, with aspirations of turning it into a high performing sport truck. We'll take her for a shake down run before seeing what the tired 350 can muster on the dyno. Then the transformation begins by tearing into our OBS, and stripping it to the frame, to give us a fresh canvas to start our masterpiece.

The OBS Chevy is in the shop to mock up it's new suspension. We'll have to make a few modifications to the spring pockets before installing our front suspension. In the rear we'll address frame issues before we can add a c-notch to get our rear suspension in place before our chassis heads out to poweder coat.

The '89 Chevy's frame need's a few more modifications before heading to powder coat. We'll show you how to stiffen the frame by adding some boxing plates. We'll mockup our new fuel tank. We also dive into proper clutch installation, and get our drivetrain assembled and dropped into the chassis.

Our Silverado is still in the shop getting a few more modifications. We’ll add our fuel and brake lines, plus fabricate our double duty exhaust on our frame. We'll strip down the cab inside and out. Then, we'll work on the truck bed to make way for some custom touches like a roll pan and a DIY bed cover.

The MCT crew builds the Ford nine inch for our OBS Chevy. We'll show you an inexpensive way to change the color of your interior panels. Then we'll start prepping our body for its new color scheme.

The MCT shop has the chassis back from powder coat. We start putting all of the pieces together, and install some of the vital components to get our sport truck up and running.

Our Silverado 632 SS project is getting close to completion. We relocate our battery and start wiring so we can power our systems. We refurbish some interior pieces to match our new color scheme, then add some extra grip with a traction control module.