Chris Hamilton
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February 01, 2021
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Blood Sweat and Gears
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In Vol 2 of the Street Trucks Storyteller Series – Listen to the story of this 1935 Chevy Hot Rod truck. What you’re staring at here in these pages is just that: a couple of guys, father and son no less, who got tired of the super sleek and shiny hot rods and decided to deviate off the traveled road to create a rod that would redefine one’s taste. It’s hard to pin a style or definition on this 1935 Chevy truck, but the owners tell me it’s what happens when a street rodder wants to dabble in rat rods.
Chris Hamilton is an automotive journalist, editor, and lifelong truck enthusiast with extensive experience covering custom truck builds, fabrication, performance upgrades, aftermarket products, and a ...
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