If you’re a fan of anything that goes fast then you very well may have heard the name “Jeff Glucker” dropped from time to time. But if you haven’t heard his name before, then you have still likely heard of something called the Hooniverse.

It was in 1948 that the first F-series Ford truck was introduced, and it has obviously done extremely well.

A build is a big job, and when all the skills one is equipped with came from an auto body class as a kid the job can seem even more enormous.

Taking on a project is a great way to pass time. In fact, it often becomes more than just a hobby and manifests into a drive that can last for a a few months to many years, depending on one’s budget, goal, and expertise.

We’ve all had our moments where we have simply fallen in love with a ride.

When one thinks of taking on a build, the first thought that comes to mind is usually anything from a basic fix-and-drive to a frame-off resto-mod project.

Usually when one owns a truck — new or old — they own a very specific make and model. Some people own a 1997 Ford Ranger, or a 2005 F-150.