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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.
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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