Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

52 plymouth

 

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Harry, I like the direction that '52 is goin.
Looks tite.

 

I bought my car from a man who lived outside of Reading PA.It had belonged to his uncle who had passed away. I was told his uncle had owned it since 1962.The car had 1984 Pa plates on it when i picked it up.The uncle had a brother who also had a 1934 Plymouth coupe also.I am not sure if it was painted the same or not.If anyone has any old pics of my car i would love to see them.

 

Nice Ride! What method did you use to cut down your windshield - Sandblast?

 

Harry, looks good, how much did you chop out of it?

 

tnx it,s 3.5 "chop gr harry

 

Harry some extra info , it's not a straight shop the front window was laid back 1,5" and the rear 2" the rear window kept its original size

 

I don't think I have added to this with my Nailhead '36 Dodge- so....

 

Re-doing my 36 dodge over the winter

 

SOOOOOO many mopars! I luv it! Every one gave me shit about my love for plymouth's( I'm on my 3rd one) but they all eat thier words now fer sure. Nice cars and cool thread. I know there's more keep em commin.

 

1949 First series Chrysler Windsor(same as 1948), soon to have 305/700R4 combo with mid 60's 8 3/4 Mopar differential. Front disc brake conversion, Cavalier rack & pinion conversion, Gm tilt steering column.... the list goes on.

 

Great thread..here's mine:
Gonna be chopping this pretty soon. '48 Plymouth coupe!

Some before and current pictures...








Added some teardrop skirts and rebuilding a '55 Plymouth Flathead, traditionally hoped up! Pictures soon!

 

That's a swell looking ply in your avatar, hillbillyb! Got any more pics??

 

1941 Ply P11

 

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I had the unfortunate responsibility to make a 50 wayfarer solid on a monte carlo frame laid out to the doors (minus rockers
) with a nasty chop (something like a 8 inches). Bad Times

 

so did you just buff the old paint up or what? that is a nice looking car man.

 

Thanks! Look back previousley in this thread there are a few more. More to come too. I decided to keep the flathead and trick it out with some parts courtsey of olddaddy at rustyhope.com. Just noticed yer lookin for an intake. If yer not stuck on an edmunds olddaddy will modify yer stock one also does exhaust too they look pretty sweet and are affordable check him out at www.rustyhope.com.

 

Sure did Pal. Buffed out the original laquer and looks fine for now. But I'll eventually repaint.

 

That must have been alot of work came out lookin great.

 

jeeez there is a LOT of mopars out there! You guys on the west coast are lucky.... i had to pack my 54 Savoy away for the winter, and my driver at the moment (65 Imperial) is having some heating issues.... so it's a cold commute on these MI mornings...

I'll get some pics later to post up, but between my old man and i, we have a few odd ball mopars in the collection:
-60 windsor wagon
-40 dodge conv
-56 Dodge Sierra wagon (for sale)
-a few 60 imperials(also for sale)
-55 lancer conv.
-54 Belvedere conv.
-68 Imperial Crown Coupe (soon to be my next daily driver)

 

lstwsh,your car is badass...what kind of motor are you planning on running?Have you had that car a long time?I want to have it....Any shots of the interior,dash?

 

Fantastic looking '56!!!!! I had a '56 Savoy coupe and sold it back in '67. Man, I look at your's and sure wish I'd kept it. Great workmanship!!!!!!!!!

 

Picked this one up for the girlfriend.. Not sure which way i'm gonna go with it.. Also building a 60 town wagon..

 

here is some update pics of my 49 special deluxe.

 

Here's my '38 Dodge Bros. Business Coupe

And yes, it's a SBC Buick column, Ford 9" rear and front susp, buckets from a '89 Mustang donar car (put the 5.0 HO & 5 spd in my son's '70 stang).

 

Wow, that is really neat. I always wondered if those front ends could tilt. Did you pivot off the bumper brackets? Do the lower edges of the fenders clear the doors? More pix, please!

 

Here is my 33 Plymouth when it was still in the driveway, I now have it about ready to drive..