Projects 1933 dodge coupe "Baleful"

How cool! On both counts. I for one think those bodies are better looking than the 32 Fords.
congrats on your extended family!

 

It really is a Dodge...Congrats on the the project front...your region certainly shares a huge similarity to ours looking at the body...we have it tough...

I'm sure it was reflected in the costing of things...

I guess the roofs are welded on similar principle to the method one would use in a typical chop...therefore the understandable assumption...

Congrats on the family front as well...

 

Congratulations on the birth of your new daughter !!!!!
That leaves you lots of time to have it done by graduation !!!
Enjoy Both

 

Thank you! Im in no rush on this one....as evident by it STILL being on the trailer

 

Thank you!!

 

Thank you! Yeah great motor swap platform!

 

Thank you! Im a proud daddy!

 

Im a long time money pit resident, just bought yet another unit lol

 

Congratulations on your daughter. Before you know it she'll be out helping in the garage.

 

I'd be interested in buying your front fenders too if you don't run them. This is my project. I've been collecting for a couple years now. Finally have a beautiful grill and a couple of frames. Going to take both frames to make 1 good one. I've also been able to get some good doors and a couple of other things. Patience is key to building these Mopars.

 

Let me think about that for a few days but im 99% sure we can do that

 

I feel all warm and fuzzy about these tail lights...hope i can find a pair cheap, they'd be perfect on this car

 

They reproduce those taillights.

 

Any idea where i can find them? 37 chrysler i believe

 

I suck at doing searches. I have a customers Model A coupster I am working on with a set on it. Somewhere on the HAMB, there is a tec of a guy making one. Then in the classifieds, sets being sold by the same guy. But these on the Model A are different.

 

Off!

 

Inner structure going in

 

Great, I was hoping someone would buy that and build it. I have a soft spot for 33 Mopars. Here's my 33 Dodge Coupe.

 

Beautiful car! My dad wishes id take mine that direction but honestly i dont have the sheetmetal for it, mines going to likely end up fenderless

 

@oliver westlund congratulations on the new car and new daughter!! I believe you are correct, unchopped

 

I think unchopped but perhaps roof was cut off and put back. Both doors are from a pickup or sedan ones chopped and ones y
Too tall

 

Man, those early Mopars are just sinister looking. It does seem like it takes a really sharp builder to make them work fenderless... just unbolting the fenders doesn't look right the way it does on a Ford. But if you can make that body watertight I'm sure you've got the skills to get it sitting right!

 

i think they look wicked without fenders

 

How many kids do you have. Who`s gonna stay home when going out and about.

 

Always nice to see another Mopar being brought back from the dead. Good luck on getting those tail lights cheep. I heve seen them sell from $350 for just the lenses and bezel.

 

2 now, my wife and i trade off watchin the kiddos, my sons 4.5 and he comes to the shop with me sometimes

 

Since you posted earlier pics of my '33 Plymouth....

Dave

 

BTW, I have a spare '33 Dodge cowl if you need a better one.

Dave

 

Look at the height of your quarter and door windows compared to @scotts52 's body. That seam around the roof isn't factory...your roof IS chopped