1935 plymouth custom build

Is the customers one the one that you put up for sale on facebook? That was a quick sale.

 

No it wasnt, was gonna use the chassis for another car.

 

So i started putting the gauges and they look pretty cool. A customer of mine had takin the measurements of the gauge and put it on cad for me so i could have a piece water jetted so the gauge opening was dead nuts perfect. I will have posted soon. Been super busy

 

HERES A PIC OF THE GAUGES GETTING THERE NEW HOME BUILT. I HAD THIS PIECE WATER JETTED FOR THE CLEANEST LINE AGAINST THE GAUGE.

 

Those gauges are perfect!!!

Thanks for the update, Skoty

 

Here you can see how the gauge mount openening is coming.

 

Great work Skoty! Just the inspiration that I need. I am hoping to get a set of Desotos in my '35 very soon....unless I can find a set of SW's!!!

 

Little more grinding and a bit of hammer dollie work it's starting to look finished.

 

Here's the test fit, not to bad. Just a bit more work and it will look pretty good.

 

Really nice Skoty! Oh and don't think I've forgot about you. I should have something to you this week or early next. Just so damn busy lately.

 

Love the gauges very nice work.

 

The metalwork is nice Skoty!

 

Thanks guys

 

awesome work Skotty!

 

Hey no worries buddy, i know how it is. Im definetly looking foward to it. Thank you very much again.

 

So after further staring at my car i have second guessed my tailight. I feel i need something a little more flowing and i had come up with running a 1937 zephyr tailight, there are really nice looking lights. Thank you to a few buddies for putting together a light for me. I had cut out the other light i was using (1935 ford) and installed the zephyr light. To me this light was meant to be, just the light itself makes the hugest difference .

 

The Zephyr taillights are very cool. Running them in the '40.

Post some pics Skoty.......

Brian

 

Rip off the Calorie Coupe ('36 Ford) and the Hudsen tail lights he used. Those are pretty cool! But they might not fit the build.

 

I'm running 37 Lincoln lights, there bullet style lights, the ones your showing are 38. The 37 lights look pretty good on my car. I'm very pleased with it. the 41 hudson lights are completley different then what im running. ill post a pic

 

Skoty dude, what kind of disk you use to grind so smoothly?
Looks all nice and even, almost if you used sand paper to smooth the welds.
Thanx in advance.

Oh, and those gauges look really nice, very deco.

 

SO HERES A PIC OF THE LIGHT I CHANGED TO. IT KEEPS THE ROUNDNESS OF THE CAR FLOWING.

 

I like that tail light choice! It's looks like it's pointing down in the pic though....maybe not.

 

Nice work.
Another '35 Plymouth owner

 

Thanks, my car is higher in the front then the rear. I mounted it so it is level with the running boards. Ill take full shots of the car so you can see how it looks on the car.

 

Good choice - looks like it belongs
Is there a light for both sides or was the original car a one-lighter?

 

Yes, I like that style on the '35.

Brian

 

I know alot of guys run 2 lights and a few with one. I really want to try to keep it with less in the rear so I am running a single light. Thanks for the compliments guys.

 

wow.

 

SKOTY, could you take some pictures of the back of the grille. I have the same grille and I'm in trouble with this Caddy-Vagina grille support...

 

my grill mounts are still in the process of needing completion, as i get to the finished product of the grill mounts i will definetly take pics buddy.