59 chevy Apache New clutch installed 

I like the way you do everything yourself. Reminds me of me. A father son project turned father project.

I’ve been wondering about ya too. Was hoping everything was ok with ya . Good to hear you’ve got another project in the works . We’ve missed ya .

Another awesome video Mr Gibson. I love watching you work on these old trucks and the love you give them! Keep making videos please.

Deja vu', done a lot of these back in the day. Thanks for the memories.

Great work. Driving it in the rain reminded me mine used to hold 2 little puddles, one on each side of the hood when ever driving in the rain. Thanks.

Really missing your videos on this build! Thanks for all the great content on your past builds!

been missing your videos for a few months now. Can't wait to see some more of your work, you make it look easy but I know it takes a lot of work and talent to do what you do. You have the best you tube site for restoration work and I hope you can get started back.

Another great video, looking forward to the next one. Before seeing this if someone had come up to me and said use a slice of bread to pull out a pilot bearing I would have shaken my head. That is one of the slickest ideas I've seen in awhile.

Real men don't need transmission jacks. Great video as always! Can't wait to see where this build goes!

I'm glad to see that you used lock tite and I never thought about changing the clutch while leaving the bell housing in place. I learned something new. Thank you.

Can't wait to see the next video, I'm learning a lot to help work on my Popz truck who passed and I plan on doing a frame off restoration

Dude- this video is an epic lifesaver. Seriously thank you for making it- you have no idea how greatful I am for this. I’m slap bang in the middle of it right now, true legend.

Can't wait to see some more Apache videos. I have a partially restored '58 on its way here, and these videos help a ton.

Love the work you do... hoping you get another project soon.

Is everything ok? It has been a while since you posted any progress. Hope you are ok... Take care...

Watching these is relaxing for me for some reason, I always loved working and tinkering on old cars and trucks with my grandpa

That is amazing you can use bread to push out the pilot bearing and I can imagine the idea that the bread pushes out from under the bearing to pull it. Learn something new, I would have never thought of the idea. I have a 1957 Chevy step side truck with a 235 cu.inch engine. I got it cleaned up in the garage and now I have to get it back on the road. Good video, and continue to bring the videos out. I am ready to start my dad's 1963 C10 fleetside.

GM used the M318 3 speed Muncie tranny for many years it's the same tranny in my 63 C10. Many old timers called it the peanut tranny bcuz it's small, it's not very strong "But it gets the job done". I like the way you went about changing the clutch flywheel pressure plate and throwout bearing great job Gib. The old bread tool to get the pilot bearing out works just about every time😁... She sounds and drive's like a Old truck should and it's music to my old ears thanks for the ride along Brother 👍... Keep On Trucking 👍....

Wonder bread saves the day! That was a very interesting use and one of those old school tricks my grandpa didn’t tell me about!

Not what I was looking for butnim glad I watched it

Alright Gibson's in the house oh yeh great episode as always brother👊🏼

Man we need more videos of your work!!! Great videos as always....

I have been working on old cars for 3 decades, I have never seen anyone use the pilot bearing bread removal trick. that is a great pointer. Thanks

I've laid a muncie 4 speed on my chest many times back in the day with my 69 camaro. Miss the car. Laying on the ground, not so much. You make it look easy Steve. Good job.

Hope everything is ok! I thank you for all the good content you given us here!

The bread trick was cool never saw that before

Brings back memories when my friend and I would drop a transmission on my parent's driveway just to go drag racing on the weekends

YES!!! I helped pull a 351 out'a 77 Ford 150 today.. I was telling my friends about this channel today.. Boom.. new EP!

Awesome Vid. Reminds of doing this on a 1968 F100 on a dirt floor in 1980. Of course I was younger then!!

I've used grease, bread and a bar of soap on them over the years. Great video.

Little rattle going on in here,doors,metal,,glass lol I’m rolling me too man me too great video going to tackle my 62

Great work Steve!! Neat tip! I have used bread on copper pipe sweating when you can't get the main to shut off.

Cool seeing the bread trick. I have always used wheel bearing grease. Seemed like the bread worked pretty good. I like to use a couple of 5 inch long threaded pins placed into the upper transmission bell housing bolt holes to slide the transmission on to to help line it up and hold it while starting the lower bolts. Nice work .

I usually use Greece if that doesn't work I put bar soap to get the pilot Bearing out. now I've heard of bread but never done it myself. Nice job sir.

Nice work sir. You drive that 3 on the tree like you was born to it. Awesome.

Always look forward to seeing your posts!

Cool buddy, glad to see an update, I know it's not easy , getting alot of rain here in California haven't been able to work on mine, no garage

Simple and easy explanation. Well done. Thanks so much.

nice to see old school in action not afraid to get dirty and get it done

Impressive thank you for sharing a 59 is on my bucket list.

Why no more videos? Man you were helping me with my c10! I literally needed to do every repair you were doing. I learned a ton!

Like everyone else, never heard of bread for pilot bearing removal. Great video keep them coming......

I've been twisting wrenches 65yrs (aboutish), I was never as fast this guy. He's the fast's, hands down.

Bread technique was awesome!😅 improvise adapt and overcome! Great job!👍

Gibson you are obviously very knowledgeable. I enjoy your videos. I learn a lot from them. I live in the 901 area code. I have a 69 C10 that I want to get back on the road. Any advise would be appreciated. Keep the videos coming.

Gotta say, I've seen the bread trick done before. But I've never seen one done with the bell housing on before. Nice work Steve!!

Sweet truck can't wait to see more.

Hey Boat, we miss you on the boards. Stop by and Say hi. Your knowledge and skill will help us all. Best wishes....

Waiting for this to spiral into a full-ish build like the 63

I have seen that there was some Tornadoes in Nashville. I hope all is good with you and your family. I am a big fan of you videos!! For some body starting out your videos are the best learning without an instructor!! Also for someone that is seasoned there are great tips. Keep the videos coming.

Merry Christmas Gibson . Hope everything is ok and going good for ya and your family.

My night just got better!

Ive seen grease used to drive out a pilot bearing but that's a first time I've ever seen bread used lol that's awesome!

Hi Gibson. Sometimes you run into a clutch in backwards, but it's found fast. That bread trick works every time. Use it a lot with plumbing too.

I always used grease😕 Never heard of bread trick.😀 Thanks for sharing.👊😎

I thought you were joking about the bread lol, that was great

Hola desde Argentina!! Espero estes bien. Y el covid. No te haya afectado. Me extraña no subas mas videos! Me sirvieron muchisimo a la armar mi Chevrolet 1963. Disfrute y aprendi muchísimo de tus videos. Muchisimas gracias

Nice work, with attention to detail.

Love your videos.

Nice work as always !! Another RU-vid mechanic used wheel bearing grease to do that. Great trick !!! Sounds like that motor needs either a valve adjustment or a new rocker shaft assembly. My first truck was also a 59 Apache with a rebuilt 6 cylinder. Sounded just like that and no matter how I tried to adjust those valves, they always sounded noisy like yours. Replaced the rocker assembly and it got nice and quiet. Honestly, don't remember if I replaced the rocker arms too or just the shaft. Too many years ago. ;o(

Another good one Steve 🤠👍

be glad when you do another video,you know you stuff friend!

Thanks for the reply good to hear

Been hoping to see where the 59 is going. Hope to see more post soon

Another fine job.

Man you make it look easy. Mine is whipping me

I really enjoy all your videos on your "63". Would like to see you do a complete restoration on that "59"

Love your videos brother

Thanks for the very helpful video. About to pull mine and fix the 3rd gear popping out issue that I can no longer ignore. I have thee Muncies laying in the garage. One of them is bound to have a good synchro in it ;-0

Excelente te felicito por tener esa camioneta funcionando

Hey sir where did you go after this video?

love to see more videos of this

Awesome video again my friend

I hope your ok Gibson sure miss your videos👍👍👍🏽

Happy New yr. sir standing by 4 some videos God bless you sir

Great video as always, thanks. Regards

Bread? Figured you dropped fixing trucks and went into baking😅😅 Learn something new every day! Great video as always

Haha...more bread in that pilot bearing auto fix it. Never heard of that trick but makes sense!!!

Amazing video thank you

My dad told me about using bread for pilot bearings but I kept forgetting to try it. I've always used bar soap.

I’m sure there’s a lot of work not being recorded. Great work man

Been waiting for another vid.. hope all is well.

Happy New Year Sir hope all is well

Great channel

great video, thanks

Hope to see new videos soon man 👍

Grease also works as well as bread for the pilot bush

Happy new year brother

I am pass ready to see a new video!

Don’t know how to message you except here. The junkyard on Watkins has a 64 c20. Mostly all body there.

Another great video. I was wondering if you were going to change that transmission oil out the tail housing as you were bringing it down. I can smell that 80/90 wt now.

where did you go love watching you videos hope all is well

Hope all is good miss your videos

Played with a lot of dough, but never to remove a pilot bearing,,,,,,cool 👍

When you coming back with your builds or restorations...maybe do startups? thx 🇨🇦

Handy brother

Are we gonna see any new vidios in 2021 great channel

I have a question I’m working on a clutch on a 58 chevy Apache pick up 235 inline 6 now I replaced the clutch but not sure if I bring the clutch petal out for adjustment or drive the two nuts in to adjust the clutch?

Hi @Gibson63. Did you notice if the original clutch disc was 10'' in diameter? I bought this same kit for my '58 Apache, but when I took it apart the clutch disc was 10'' in diameter and I am trying to determine if kit with the 10.5" disc will work. Thanks

what is a good suspension kit for a 8 lug swap to 6 on the front on a 60 apache