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Interview With Stacey David
 I've been a huge fan of Stacey David's since the "Trucks!" TV show started in 1999, which coincided with the time in my life when I got my first truck and kick-started my automotive career. Every weekend I was an avid viewer of the show, learning as much as I could to help me build up my own truck and teach others what I had learned through my websites, print magazines, and now, my own show, MOTORZ. The reason why Stacey David is so appealing to so many people is because he is the "real deal".
He talks like an enthusiast while still being super entertaining, he's got a crazy imagination for building vehicles, and he does all of his own work on the show. During his career hosting "Trucks!" the show had the highest ratings of any how-to automotive show and was also Spike TV's highest rated show on their weekend line-up. I was fortunate to have met Stacey three years ago at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. A few weeks ago I got the opportunity to sit down with Stacey and interview him... find out what makes him tick, learn what happened with his "Trucks!" departure, and get the latest on his new show, GearZ.
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Truckblog Tours US WHEEL Factory
 For the past 100 years, the assembly line has been the most effective way of producing products and goods throughout our country. US Wheel in Huntington Beach, California has mastered this technique marvelously. Currently producing over 600 forged wheels alone per month (and steadily growing), US Wheels offer 9 different brands ranging from their high-end Bonspeed line of 1 piece & 2 piece designs & USW Forged series created from a solid block of metal, to their commercial truck series steel wheels that you can find everywhere on delivery trucks. They were kind enough to let us take a tour of their large facility and provide excellent coverage of their wheel creation process.
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Dave Anderson, a Washington State native now relocated to Hebron, Kentucky can't recall the last time he saw as much snow as they got the other day. As much of the nation is cooled by snow from an artic cold front the sheer amount of snow is causing areas that don't normally see as much as 16 inches of snow, to have trouble removing it from the road ways. Traversing the snow has proven to be an issue for some of the residents of Hebron, but not Dave.
