Chris Church's 935HP 1940 Ford Pickup Feature | @40_Shades_of_Grey BACKGROUND: Chris Church: I bought this truck for my wife. It has always been her favorite classic body style. I found the truck at the Portland International Raceway Fall Swap Meet in 2016. I negotiated the sale with the seller for $6500. It seemed to be in decent condition. It didn’t have an engine or transmission, but it had a Title! The truck had John Deere flat black tractor paint with orange wheels, but it had potential. Since this build is very fresh, the most memorable experience so far is SEMA 2018. We were assigned an outside spot, but when we lined up for staging, we were selected to be placed at the front door in the SEMA booth. It was a huge honor to represent SEMA and experience the excitement from the crowds. The most challenging part of this build was the extensive amount of metal fabrication and modification. We removed the drip rails, removed the cowl vent, added a big back window, modified bumpers, created a grille, joined the hood pieces, swapped the headlights for 1939 Coupe headlights, and added frenched-in tail lights. 1940 sheet metal has a mind of its own and plenty of cancer so we had to source metal from various vehicles to to build a solid truck. I would have allowed ourselves more time for the build if we didn’t set our goals so high to attend SEMA. I have constant ideas for more details that I hope to get done in the near future. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/toyotires/featured?view_as=subscriber FOLLOW US! TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ToyoTires INSTAGRAM: https://ift.tt/2xsfG87 FACEBOOK: https://ift.tt/2FLrZz9 #TOYOTIRES | #TAGTOYO | #PROXES | #FORD | #PICKUP | #TRUCKS | $450K | 1940 FORD PICKUP | TOYO TIRES [4K60]
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