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We start a project to build a 1937 Ford; check out the plans to build a tricked out Hot Rod Truck that'll be lowered, chopped, loud and just plain old cool.
We start a project to build a 1937 Ford; check out the plans to build a tricked out Hot Rod Truck that'll be lowered, chopped, loud and just plain old cool.
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"Starting Project Hot Rod Truck"We start a project to build a 1937 Ford; check out the plans to build a tricked out Hot Rod Truck that'll be lowered, chopped, loud and just plain old cool.
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"A Train for Project HRT"Project Hot Rod Truck gets its drivetrain in the form of a small block Ford V8, a six-speed manual transmission, a one piece driveshaft and a bulletproof rear end; it's a driveline guaranteed to smoke Project HRT's 22-inch wide rear tires!
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"Body Work for Project HRT"With the driveline in place, now it's time to work on the body of our Hot Rod Truck project; you'll want to pay close attention because this truck's skin is made of fiberglass not metal; glass work is not as hard as you think.
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"Project HRT Part 4"It's back to work on the hot rod truck, Project HRT; first, the frame must be turned into a work of art by a custom shop; in the shop, the team plans out the right interior for this '37 Ford.
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