Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

Heres some pics of my brothers 1940 Plymouth P10, that we picked up in Sweden i march-08.
http://traditional-hotrods.dk/?page_id=4/intros/peder/page-2
From what i know, it was built in California
Lars

 

I could have swore i posted mine in here. oh well. It's a 1949 Coronet. Flathead 6 with the fluid drive. runs and drives just doesn't stop so well. hopefully i'll get that figured out soon. lots of plans in the future. anyone know what the hubcaps are off of?

 

dompiece - 57 Plymouth had a smooth pyramid hubcap. Yours appear to have ridges, I think they are an accessory cap popular back in the day......

 

I HAVE DECIDED TO SELL THIS PROJECT WITH OR WITHOUT THE BIG BLOCK AND 400 TURBO. EMAIL IF INTERESTED swoodard4@cox.net

 

here are a few of our 50 biz coupe.. getting ready to start wrenchin' on it soon. planning 440/727/8 3/4.

 

Here is my '56 Ply wagon, also posted on the '55 - '56 Dodge/Ply thread:



I have a beautiful set of 15" Hudson Hornet Hollywood wheel covers that are going on this car. I have the fronts on now - looks great! I'll run them for a while, after the car gets roadworthy. I'd like a set of TT-D wheels, but I'll not too proud to go cheap in the meantime!

 

1973 - 1976 Plymouth Dusters, and '73 - '74 Plymouth Satellites. I've owned several of each.

 

heres mine bearly brought it home 2 weeks ago its been in the shop since march
got it runing good she made her first trip in over 25 years AND SHE DROVE GOOD FOR 30 MILES STRIAGHT i cruised her home !!!!!

 

Me too.

 

A Plymouth and two Dodges from the Santa Cruz, Watsonville, Ca. area.

 

two-toned mine this past weekend for those Mopar fans who have not seen my other thread.

 

Wow, do you realize I started this thread almost 6 years ago?

 

See ,mopars can be more fun than fords

 

Some pics of my '56 Savoy I've been working on. Would like to hear what others think about the dummy spots, hood ornament, and trim on the door, can't decide if I like it or hate it considering everything else is shaved. Just got the skirts on the other day.

 

Noodles, looks good man....I do think the short trim makes the car look "squaty"...
I luv the lines of that model, maybe extend farther down the side....or none?
just my 2 cents since you asked......luv the sbc too

 

Noodles56, good lookin car, but since you asked. I prefer the shaved hood, but the hood ornament is not a make or break deal. The side trim does not look like it lines up just right and distracts from the profile, the back tip on the door needs to be raised up a tad. The dummy spotlights could add a nice touch if you like them, but they are mounted all wrong. Coming out of the cowl looks awkward and there would be no way to operate a real spot light from there..... they should be mounted on the lower portion of the windshield pillar. Just since you asked.

 

Heres my 38 plymouth that Im still working on.

 

Appreciate the input, I'm not a fan of the spots either. Someone did this car a while back (70's?) and had them there, never looked right to me. I'm thinking of losing the spots all together and maybe the side trim too, I messed around in photoshop a little and it looks a lot cleaner.

 

Any of you guys in NOR-CAL have a 230 Dodge Or Plymouth engine ?I need one for my 38 Dodge .Its getting an ohv head installed on it.PM me .

 

kill the dummies
kill the side trim

 

When is the last time you saw a 1950 Dodge Wayfarer Roadster? Here is mine.









See Ya!
Randy

 

just finished this 426 wedge 727 8.75 posi lots of fun

 

I forgot the pics

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=375868

oh yeh 55 Lancer

 

Absolutely beautiful car Randy! The girls are not bad either

 

Thanks Jayne, I'm glad you like it. Here are some pics of my 1938 Dodge Coupe













See Ya!
Randy

 

Wow. Speechless.
I'd get a sunburn standing there.

 

heres mine 53 meadowbrook

 

My avatar is a '41 Dodge Luxery liner, got a little bit off the top, stock running gear, looking for hop up parts please. Also got fenderless '33 Plymouth sedan with Y block power, chopped '37 DeSoto with belly button 350 etc etc, and '51 Plymouth 4 door made into 2 door, 6'' chop, Aussie 6 cylinder running gear.

 

heres a mates neat 57 belvedere, suede paint, 383wedge. (i flamed it in his driveway)