1936 Ford Hot Rod Pickup built by Chris Clark

Melt butter, add brown sugar, salt, and heavy cream. Bring to a boil, add vanilla, and stir on and off for eight years, that's basically how you build a tasty hot rod pickup.
This 1936 Ford pickup was fabricated by Chris Clark of Ace Fabrication: acefabrication
He built the truck for himself, standing roughly Shaq height, Chris fits just fine in this pickup. It's powered by a 327 out of a 1965 Corvette with port and polished heads and a Camaro T5 transmission.
The feature on this truck and Ace Fabrication was in collaboration with Ol Skool Rodz and Car Kulture Deluxe Magazine of Murpho's Publishing.

[@Sailor_Greg]

This is amazing! Please make more videos!

[@rolux4853]

How can this have so few likes and views, the production quality is amazing and so is the car!

[@tymaphoto]

Thank you!

[@rolux4853]

@@tymaphoto no problem man! I’m just confused by the people with millions of likes who take bad photos andvideos with a phone and then there’s something like this that really takes talent, creativity and knowledge and it’s not being shown to the world because the new algorithm decides you’re not famous enough, so it’s not going to promote you..

[@MrSlingblade69]

Because the videos are too short.

[@modelspeedshop]

Kick Ass Hot Rod Pickup 🤙🏻

[@ronstewart9792]

Awesome video Braeden. Saw the show on PBS you hosted. It was fantastic and Tim Haith is an old friend of mine. Ron