Alright FNG's and newbies...lets post some pix of your rides!!!!

1934 ford tudor, 1955 chevy stepside

 

my 1955 pontiac daily driver

 

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My 62 Plymouth Belvedere. I owned this car years ago, and sold it to a friend. It sat rotting in this warehouse for Six or Seven years, so I bought it back. It is currently getting a few patch panels welded in, cowl repair, bodywork. Subframe connectors are in, and A straight front axle w/ 2% altered wheelbase is in the works. Progress is slow but steady!

As it sat (Oct '09):


Out in the Daylight:

Cleaned up, cut up, under construction:

 

my '54

my rigid I just built

 

'36 Chrysler C7 Business coupe, 3rd owner, learned to drive in it

'40 Plymouth P10, 2nd owner, bought in '71 as a 38,000 mile orginal, now has fatman subframe/ect....daily driver

'38 Dodge pu, pulled from a field in '83, basiclly stock, daily driver.

 

Here's mine, 64 Riviera, 64 Impala and my 40 Buick in the background, the 40 is my latest project. Crate 350, automatic, power stering and power disk braks in now just body, paint, glass and interior

 

Here's mine...no apologies.

 

these pics are everywhere but what the hell...

my '55 poncho wagon


the never ending project '57 rambler


the wifes daily driven '65 lesabre

 

'22 willys touring car. All original!
I've got to do a little frame repair, but other than that shes good to go.

 

63 Nova and a 30 Model A pickup

 

FTW!!!!! My Plymouth.

 

ain't no use wearing a tie ... If it ain't a bowtie.

 

Here some pics of our current rides.Tub and Olds is mine and truck is my sons(which he plans on selling for much older truck) Good thread!!

 

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Just found this thread. Love all the pics, and all the possibilies. I'm currently working on a 1963 Pontiac Catalina 2dr coupe gasser. A little out of the norm I agree. This is how I brought it home, almost rust free. No rot anywhere.


This is where I'm at right now. '57 Chevy truck front beam axle all layed in with new front frame. Disc conversion. And going to mount a rack and piion to the axle.



This is the rear tires and wheels I hope to use or much the same in a different width. In this pic the wheels/tire are just sitting against the drum.

I'm building a turbocharged '60 389 block out to 406 with all the goodies to build big power. I've got the block getting checked out (sonic'd great) bored for the Ross forged dished pistons. I have new GRP aluminum rods and a new forged Ohio 389/400 3.75 stroke crank. Waiting for the splayed 4 bolt caps to arrive. I bought a set of KRE 325 cfm aluminium heads to flow big numbers. A friend on another board is making and selling a turbo header set that is in the mail coming right now



Using a 4L80 OD built trans and not settled on the rear gear yet. If money holds out (I sold a '73 Trans Am for this build) I want all fiberglass front clip but if I stay with the sheet metal I'll build it as a one piece front tilt.
That's my ride to be. The '73 trans Am made 1065 hp to the flywheel, I hope to better that with the good parts. This is a pic of the engine compartment.
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Thanks for looking. Mark L

 

That Cat is sweet!!!Nice find

 

That's a sweet looking F100. I have a '69 F100 myself.

 

My 54

 

Mine is a street legal 29 Whippet roadster with Posies suicide front suspension with cowl steering and LaFrance taillights

 

Mine, just starting to work on it. Engine is at the machine shop now, will be a 347.

 

Alright- you asked!

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This is my '67 Fury, shortly after the windsheild was smashed out by a falling tree limb. Note the stenciled Batman graphic... there isn't one on the other side. It's just a basic 318/2bbl./Automatic, no options. Other than some suede and a rehashed interior, I'm really not planning anything huge with it- just drive it and enjoy it! That kind of is the idea, right?

 

I checked my Documents and only found Video of my 1940 Pickup's first drive. I have many picks of the Frame up restoration. But no pic's of the Completed Truck as of yet. Its still a work in progress.

 

your one of those guys!! my dads like that. has tons of expensive cameras and never takes pictures. me, i take pics of everything!

 

Here's some shots of my 48 chev. Aside from the color change and the 2" lowering blocks in the rear, the car is stock. No plans on making any changes on this one. I plan on selling another car I own to buy/build my hot rod

 

Here it is with my harley lightweight in the back

 

Here is my 46 ford

 

this is my '37 ford.

 

i dunno which i like better!!!!!!!!!!!