Factory Five 1935 Hot Rod Truck

Introducing a modern custom build that pays homage to classic 1930's pickup trucks while combining modern engineering with vintage styling. Factory Five is well-known for producing high-quality kit cars, and their 1935 Hot Rod Truck is no exception, offering builders the chance to create a fully customizable hot rod with a variety of powertrain options.

The 1935 Hot Rod Truck features a sleek, vintage-inspired body with a retro design that echoes the look of early Ford trucks from the 1930s. It includes a chopped roof, exposed engine bay, and a low-slung stance, making it ideal for hot rod enthusiasts who appreciate both performance and classic styling. Factory Five's truck is built on a modern tubular chassis, providing rigidity and improved handling compared to original 1930s trucks. The truck is engineered to accept a range of modern powertrains, making it highly versatile in terms of engine choices. Many builders opt for powerful V8 engines, such as the Ford Coyote V8 or Chevrolet LS series, giving the truck significant horsepower and torque. Customization is a big part of the Factory Five Hot Rod Truck, so turbochargers, superchargers, and custom exhausts are often added to boost performance.

The suspension system is designed for high performance, typically featuring coilovers and independent rear suspension to enhance ride quality and cornering ability. Disc brakes are usually installed for superior stopping power, ensuring that the truck can handle both street and track driving. Factory Five's kits are known for their customizability, and the Hot Rod Truck is no exception. Builders can choose different body colors, wheels, interiors, and more, making each build unique. Modern touches, such as LED headlights and custom interiors, can be added while still maintaining the vintage look.

These trucks often appear at custom car shows like SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) due to their striking appearance and performance capabilities. Enthusiasts appreciate the combination of classic aesthetics with modern performance capabilities, and this truck is a prime example of how hot rods can blend the best of both worlds. Check out the video below to enjoy.