Hand Built Hot Rods - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
What Were You Thinking?
Steve Strope and his team at Pure Vision put their design skills to the test on a custom '57 FordWagon. With their sights set on SEMA, Steve races the clock to deliver an award-winning vehicle on time.
Failure Is Not an Option
Steve Strope and his team hammer out the final details in the custom '57 Ford Wagon and make it with enough time to unveil at SEMA, but how will they fare in the competition? Meanwhile, Pure Vision revisits an old build for a longtime client.
I Want More Than That
Steve Strope and the guys work on restoring a rare '63 Toyota Stout for a client in Australia, but it's a big job on a small truck. Later, the crew works on a vehicle owned by longtime client, comedian and entertainer Joe Rogan.
There Isn't Another One
Steve and the team work on a '63 Chevy Nova for a new customer. Simultaneously, the crew works on a personal project, Steve's '64 Oldsmobile.
Less Is More
Steve transforms an abandoned '71 GTO convertible for a return client who gives him free rein. Pure Vision is revisited by an old build that needs a few quick fixes.
And I, Don't Freakin' Think That Way
Steve and the crew work on Joe Rogan's '69 Nova. Plus, Kelly works on a car that's been in his family for generations, his father's '32 Ford Coupe.
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