Putting the fuel tank back in our 1950 Chevy truck | Redline Update #37

Davin spent lots of hours rebuilding the 216ci straight-six for the 1950 Chevrolet 3600 pickup, but the fact of the matter is that without a fuel system that engine would just be a pretty hunk of metal sitting in the chassis. That is why on the latest Redline Update he dives into getting the chassis set up to feed the engine its necessary fuel. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! | Hagerty supports, entertains, and informs the automotive enthusiast community across a variety of media and social platforms, including LIKE us on FACEBOOK | FOLLOW us on TWITTER | FOLLOW us on INSTAGRAM | JOIN our COMMUNITY | Check out our most popular video series: REDLINE REBUILDS - We spend hundreds of hours tearing apart old engines, machining and obsessively cleaning the parts, and reassembling it all. We exhaustively chronicle every step along the way with thousands of photos, then boil it down to a fast-paced but incredibly detailed time-lapse video. Share the satisfaction of the finish and the first fire-up! BARN FIND HUNTER - Tom Cotter literally wrote the book(s) on barn finds, starting with The Cobra in the Barn. Tom travels North America in his 1939 Ford Woodie Wagon, searching for forgotten classics in barns, backyards, dusty garages, and scrapyards and meeting the fascinating characters who open the barn doors for him and tell him their stories. WHY I DRIVE - Deep dive profiles of owners of interesting cars. Owners narrate, sharing their particular passion, with evocative on-the-road footage. We take you to their homes and garages, showing you firsthand the turn of the key, the first high-rpm upshift, and their favorite roads and destinations, whether it’s the local racetrack, ice cream parlor, or canyon road. Find out more about Hagerty | Hagerty Drivers Club ™ | Join today: Hagerty Drivers Club is the world’s largest community for automotive enthusiasts. Members enjoy valuable automotive discounts, exclusive events and experiences, roadside service created specifically for collector vehicles, subscription to the bimonthly Hagerty Drivers Club magazine, and much more. Contact us: Phone: 877-922-9701 Fax: 231-941-8227 Barn Find Hunter tips and inquiries: barnfindhunter@ Suggestions and/or complaints: Your2Cents@ Marketing & Event inquiries: marketing@