Stacey David's GearZ

Stacey visits Coker Tire, one of the most unique tire stores in the world. Then, It's off to run a leg of "The Great Race" in the legendary Honest Charley '32 Ford. Finally, some tips on how to get some exotic wood and a show quality finish in the bed of your classic truck.

Stacey deals with one of the most talked about issues facing the Hot Rod hobby...cost! He shows you that it's actually possible to build a steel-bodied, '32 Roadster for around 20 Grand. The junkyard is callin'!

There is no doubt that the '32 Ford is one of the most legendary cars ever built! Stacey shows that you can actually build one of these cars yourself and that Hot Roddin' is alive and well. Jumping into a wild, late '60's style roadster project called... "The Rat Roaster".

It's a real world, workin' man's truck on the block! Stacey shows you how to take a late model diesel pickup and make it better, stronger and tougher than it was before. It's something that can be done in the span of one weekend... without breaking the bank, proving once again, that you can have a cool truck and still use it on the job.

Quick, when it comes to performance exhaust, what is the first name that comes to your mind? If it's not Cherry Bomb, then you've missed out on a lot of years of disturbing the peace! Stacey shows you why. Then, it's a quick lesson on how to tuck your bumpers nice and tight and a new paint product that can help you paint your ride for cheap!

The Banshee gets a major face-lift, as Stacey transforms it from a Mazda Miata into a... well... the "Banshee"! That's right, the body parts fly and the cutting continues until slowly a car appears, that really does look as good and runs as fast as a Cobra or Corvette, except the Banshee is actually affordable... and only on Gearz!

The Banshee is back and rollin' down the final stretches as Stacey installs a new suspension and brakes to keep this wild machine on the road when he uncorks that nasty V8. These Miata's are a perfect road course car and Stacey shows you how you can make these little hot rods look, handle, and perform better.

It's anniversary time! The '32 Ford is 75 years old. We take a look back at what made this car so popular for so long. Then, Stacey shows that the deuce is not dead! It's just getting started, as he walks you through the assembly and building of a brand-new steel '32 roadster body at Brookville Roadster!

Stacey shows you how to properly drive your hotrod by flogging on A '70 Superbird! Then, shows you some tips and tricks on restoring vintage parts, like exhaust manifolds and steering wheels. If you are a gearhead, then this is the Gearz for you!

Stacey takes you for a unique spin in one of the largest 4-wheeled vehicles ever built... The LARC 60! Then it's back to the Rattletrap garage where he digs into frame modifications so you can be sure the foundation is strong on your project. Finally, he throws some cool fire-power into the back of Sgt. Rock that you are going to have to see to believe!

On the last episode Stacey made room... this episode the transplant takes place as he stuffs a 400 horsepower V8 into a Mazda Miata! If you've ever wondered if it's possible to actually build a fast car on a reasonable budget, The "Banshee" is the project you need to see and Gearz is the only place to see it!

What do you get when you cross the quintessential girl's car: the Mazda Miata, with the ultimate guy's car: the Shelby Cobra? Well, Gearz is the only place to find out as Stacey blows apart an innocent Miata to get it ready for its conversion into a V8-powered, screamin' machine called "The Banshee!"

Stacey digs into a project that shows you just how much fun you can have for almost no money. He's taking an old 70's all-terrain vehicle, stuffing in a junkyard engine, tossing in some good ol' American ingenuity and ending up with a really cool rig. It's cheap, it's fun and you'll be surprised at what you learn on a project like this!

Everybody knows that rust is a fact of life... especially on older vehicles. Stacey shows you what is involved in repairing rusty quarter panels on legendary rocker, Ted Nugent's zebra Bronco... after he subjects the ol' Bronco to some off-roadin' you have to see to believe!