The guys at House of Hotrods, in Mansfield, Texas, get their hands on all types of vehicles to build for their ever-growing, eclectic customer base, from traditional hot rods, muscle cars and street trucks to everything in between. For this project, the crew decided to go absolutely nuts when coming up with the game plan for one of their most exciting rides in a while—the lunch shuttle of their dreams. FULL STORY - https://www.streettrucksmag.com/lunch-wagon-house-of-hotrods-64-dodge-grub-hunter/ BUY THIS ISSUE - https://www.streettrucksmag.com/product/street-trucks-december-2021/ TRUCK SPECS House of Hotrods 1964 Dodge Power Wagon D200 Mansfield, TX Engine Shop: House of Hotrods & Diesel Dynamics, Mansfield, TX 1994 Cummins 5.9L straight six Banks Twin-Ram Powerpack intake Custom fabricated engine swap components 1994 Mopar 47RH transmission Custom billet torque converter by Precision Transmission Driveshaft built by Fort Worth Gear & Axle Chassis Shop: Frame modification by House of Hotrods, air ride suspension by NFamus Metal, Cleburne, TX Accuair air management components Dana 80 rearend Custom fuel tank by House of Hotrods Wheels, Tires & Brakes 22-inch Alcoa wheels and Lionhart tires Disc brakes front and back, CPP Hydrastop Exterior Shop: House of Hotrods, paint by Juan Torres Custom Dodge grille and bumpers Rear dually fenders Custom mix PPG paint colors Wood plank bed floor Interior Shop: Delgado’s Upholstery, Mansfield, TX Lexus power seats covered in tan and dark brown leather Bucket seats front and rear with lots of custom features Classic Instruments gauges 1963 Chrysler Imperial steering wheel Alpine head unit
