Puzzle? With what you had to start off with would have made lesser men cry! From your videos I’ve been watching, there isn’t much you can’t figure out! Can’t wait to see it finished.

Old trucks have character. Swapping the chassis to save the truck's appearance as a restomod was a great idea.

Nice looking pickup and your going to make it a Nice Looking Kickass Pickup! Kool! Thanks for sharing!😎

Brent, that’s going to be one cool old new truck! That’s my kind of ride...

Nice project Brent

He brought the truck to the right place!! Give er hell Brent!!!

Saweeeeeeet!! Nice conversion. I know you will get it figured out Brent!! Staying tuned in...

Well THAT looks like fun! Boredom won't be a problem on that project. No "Same old, same old" complaints will be entertained, but you will be. Vastly. The security systems can be tricky. Take a can opener with you on your test drive, in case it shuts off the engine and locks you inside.

You are a man of great talent love your work this is going to turn out really nice 👌

Oh Joy... You are having fun

I love this channel so much that I hit the like button before the video even plays.

6:15 that door sounds terrific.

Nice...Can't wait for your next video..thanks

I like the old trucks. I like some new trucks. This one is right in the middle. Looks like it will be a cool reliable driver. We definitely need to see it completed.

Very nice truck shes going to be a sweet ride can't wait for the next video

Wow you are amazing old school and knowledge of new technology great combo love your channel

great build for your garage

Love that truck

This is a build I always fantasized about doing with like a 1970 C10

Great combination, 06 ss and the 65 Chevy. I have a 64 short stepside, still looking for the donor.

That's a big big job to figure out that wiring.

You are truly amazing!! I wish I lived in Canada near you just to watch you perform the miracles that you do. Now that I am old, I suck at that! LOL Cheers.

THAT is SOOO KEWL!!!! great job.

Another awesome build Brent!

Man and his dog priceless!!

Lot of respect for you Brent! Definitely have some good talents.

Good start there at least it fired up with a fuel added Brent

Looks like fun!!

Love your work and always such a great positive attitude to boot! Thanks for sharing!

Those poor TBSS always getting stripped for projects. I got 5 trailblazers(big fan of the 4200). At least this TBSS ends up in something cool !!

Nice truck I had a 65 once it was a 6 banger brings back old memories.

Very cool truck... going to be sweet

That's going to make a sweet ride 👍👍🇨🇱

Super cool ride!

That is gonna be bad ass when it is completed

You & the guys you know have some BAD ASS RIDES ! TBSS always wanted one

Man thats cool. I just hope your boy makes the right choice and puts some clean wide whites and some cool hubcaps.

I can only imagine the relief when the wiring started to click and start closer to finished and run. The bling will be the easy stuff for this fine ride. Does it make you think that the next job, be it a bike or a custom ride, that all inside intrinsic hard done, to absolutely paint one to the max!! It would be fun to watch from our prospective> ??

Its got potential especially because you're finishing it up! I've had a few of these trucks and I like the style of them!

Just want to say you are a big inspiration. You get more work done in 1 day than I get done in a month. But of course working 50 hours a week doesn't help

Awesome job you are the man! Can't wait for the next video!

This will be a awesome build .

it's always a good feeling when your the one to get someone's else problems and headache to figure out, until your the with the headache

Reminds me of a truck my dad had in the early 70s. Same color blue maybe a year or 2 different. Dads wasnt quite that nice though. Previous owner was a one armed lumberjack.

Looks like you made sense of it pretty quick .I would think you must be in the trade professionally . Nice truck.

Great work :)

Thanks for sharing!😎

Your a brave man , taken on some one else’s Frankenstein, great work

That's gonna be a nice truck when completed. I've been seeing a lot of people doing this with different trucks.

Clue us in how the dash cluster was installed and the navigation panel. Also, too, the steering column mounting. Looks like fabrication was made for cluster and nav screen. thanks.

Nice truck. A little overwhelming with all those strands of wires

Looks like they got to a point that they couldn't figure out and this is where you came in

Pretty cool project different

hi very cool truck

very cool ,I want one

I am but a pretty truck I can't wait to see it come together God bless

That’s gonna be a sweet ass ride

Man that don’t look like a easy job.😱🛠🇺🇸

Great videos! Keep it up the great work guys! Just subscribed! Documenting a few old C10 builds myself on here! Even a panel!!

At 2:00 I'm going to bring you a box of wires and an engine sitting on a chassis, and see if you can get that running for me by the weekend; please.

That's the end of that clock spring!!

Make sure you check out what mounts the rear end to the frame the four link part of it you might want to box it in I've seen Trail Blazers have a lot of issues there and they really love to wear out the upper a arm bushings on the inside by the frame especially if he's going to end up doing power adders

new to channel, want to say thanks. I see that the passenger ( was a bystander earlier in this vid) appears to be very very healthy. Trying not to be insulting, but no need to check for worms, - at all.

You should pop the hood of an 06 Trailblazer and get familiar, then goto town on that C10 style.

Got that thing figured out pretty fast, I'd still be digging through wires 😂

That thing is pretty damn cool! /w\METAL/w\

Cool truck. I’ve got a 66. It’s a tad more old schooler tho.

That truck is going to be one little cool little sumbitch.

Motionautotv had a good start to a similar build, but seems like they'd rather play around with civics instead of rusty junk. Doesn't make sense to me but to each their own.

then chooch said there's your supper.

That is sick! like in a good sickness kind of way!.

If you can’t unlock the cpu Vitally auto outside Steinbach might be able to help. He was able to get one of mine unlocked.

Brent....I like it, how much work do you think it took to get that cab/box on the chassis....do like the paint scheme...be a nice truck when completed..

How well does the old pickup fit that chassis? Did they lengthen or shorten it? That looks like a swap I would do.

Fun project Brent. Hey, I’ve noticed green pixelation on your last two vids... Is it just me or are others noticing too??

You know you're getting old (aka me)... My first reaction was that those front tires are too wide and how is anyone going to turn that steering wheel? Oh yeah, it's on a different chassis with power steering dummy! Another winning project Brent!😆😆

Those anti theft systems blocks the fuel and the ignition systems, so it's turns into a headache when you make a swap like this one. With a little bit off patience you can solve the problem, the worst part it's done.

Wish I could take you my truck

you do great work, it's a shame the guy butchered it with the trailblazer parts. those trucks are gorgeous with stock interior. upgrade motor, nice wheels and that's all you need for those trucks. i guess each to their own

I wish I knew how to hack together cars

Do you know if they moved any frame/ body mounts

Hey Brent , looks like a beauty . Would a 2001 Blazer work to mount a '47 to '54 chevy pickup cab ...or would the s-10 pickup be the way to go . Just happy to mount a cab and front sheetmetal and use original drivetrain . Something for a older person to scoot around in that looks old and has a lot more room than a '30 Model A pickup cab on the inside . More comfortable seat and a chance to move inside when the knees and hips start to go ouch .

Can I ask you what exactly u left on the body wring harness to make it work? I’m doing the same project and I got the body wiring harness, but there is a lot of extra stuff on the harness and honestly I don’t know what I need to make it work. I was toying with the idea of hooking up the steering wheel harness and the dash cluster and stuffing the rest under the dash but honestly I don’t need all that other stuff. Is it as simple as identifying the plugs for whatever I need to keep and trace them back to the fuse box and eliminating the rest or are there other things I need to keep? Sorry for all the questions but really don’t know who else to turn to find guidance. Thank you for your help, I really appreciate any replies you might have.

Brent that Hemi is looking lonely ha ha

Somebody did a ton of work on this before you got it. Any idea why this work you're doing wasn't done by them?

Is that the floor and firewall from the trailblazer SS?

The paint job on the pickup looks like stock....I'm not good with today's computer controlled cars. I never kept up. But I know, you'll get it up and running in no time.

You just broke the clock spring in the steering wheel for the airbag

Why I keep things morless stock

Like me a resto mod

I just don’t understand how you do it. That’s a 3 month head scratcher in the driveway for most people. You judges throw it together and oh my look at everything work! Yeah it didn’t start, but I’m guessing you’ll have that figured out before the sun sets.

Did you go to school to learn how to do the electronic on the LS engines?

Do you follow grenade motorsports?

So in ten years it will not only have a worn out powertrain It will have the WRONG wornout powertrain. STOP BUTCHERING OUR HERITAGE