Where did Stacy David go?
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03-21-2006, 10:26 PM
Originally Posted by Customz
I saw the tv show TRUCKS! has two new hosts and they mentioned Stacy has moved on...anyone know where he went?
I thought they were still running old shows?
I would be interested to know if he went to another show. I liked watching him..
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03-21-2006, 10:37 PM
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Was their first new episode this week? I was out of town so I missed it. You can always check their website, www.truckstv.com.
There is no mention of the new hosts on their website, I just checked.
There is no mention of the new hosts on their website, I just checked.
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03-21-2006, 10:52 PM
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Go to www.StaceyDavid.com for almost all of the answers!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll miss the guy but it seems like he's moved onto bigger and better things. I just wish I got to see him complete Sgt. Rock.
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On Stacey's site it says that the show will be a more technical how-to show. I hope its not too technical. I'm not a DIY'er and not really interested in the technical end of things. Sure I'd like to know how to bolt on cheap HP or gain extra MPG but that's about it.
Aren't there enough automotive how-to shows on tv already? Trucks, MuscleCar, HorsepowerTV, Two Guys Garage, TruckUniverse, Extreme4x4 to name a few.....
Aren't there enough automotive how-to shows on tv already? Trucks, MuscleCar, HorsepowerTV, Two Guys Garage, TruckUniverse, Extreme4x4 to name a few.....
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03-22-2006, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by CowboyPenner
On Stacey's site it says that the show will be a more technical how-to show. I hope its not too technical. I'm not a DIY'er and not really interested in the technical end of things. Sure I'd like to know how to bolt on cheap HP or gain extra MPG but that's about it.
Originally Posted by CowboyPenner
Aren't there enough automotive how-to shows on tv already? Trucks, MuscleCar, HorsepowerTV, Two Guys Garage, TruckUniverse, Extreme4x4 to name a few.....
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If I could have Jessi as my teacher I'd take all the automotive courses I could. The one thing I like about some of the shows is how they break it down with graphics and animations to show how components are put together and how they work. I'm no mechanic I as stated in my previous post but I've learned a few things.
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The one thing I didn't like about the show was the time between new episodes. I know you can't build a Sgt. Rock in a couple weeks but it seemed to be months between episodes of the build up. At least I found their website so I find out what episode was going to be on, on Saturday, so I didn't have to watch a rerun.
