Projects 33- 34 mopar thread.. are you building or driving one today?

I've known about this car for a couple years. In that time it's p***ed through 3 owners hands and in the next couple days I'm bringing it home.




'd love to see your adventures building and collecting parts for your ride. I cant wait to get started and for now it's a blank canvas build.

 

Wow, that's a really nice looking body...I have a 34 Plymouth 2 door that will be my next build...

 

I have a 34 Dodge panel truck that has been on the road for the last ten years. Great truck to drive. All Mopar, 340 six pack, 904 trans. Torsion bar front end and Mopar rear.

 

Tucked in all safe and sound.
First project, cut off that modified duck tailand welded fenders and get it off that frame onto a roll cart.

 

My father drove his 33 Dodge 5window to work 2 weeks ago for stress relief, check my albums for pictures of it.

 

had a quick look can't find it though?

 

Sorry about that, it was in my albums,trying to upload another but its not working right at the moment.

 

1934 Plymouth


The roadster body is back off the frame, it will be built someday.

 

33 Plymouth coupe been on the road for years just installed a 230 dodge 6 haven't driven it yet

 

Okay, I actually did something to it so its offically been transformed from "dragging more junk home" to Old skool Rod Project....

The duck tail came off with 3 cut off disks and one Canadian Tire 4.5 inch grinder ( which has now gone back thank you kindly). Fortunately most of the body line is intact and rot free. A little grinding and clean up and a couple minor patches and she's good to go. Tomorrow I'll get it down off the s10 ch***is onto the roller and mock of the ride height and that'll be it for whis week..



I love the contoures of a cl***y behind.

 

I couldn't wait.... got it off the frame tonight for a look see.... just 5 inches lower and that's it.

 

I think the s10 has been there for easy of rolling it around. The ducktail .. as i figure was modified to support the fenders and give them a custom place to hang a trunk. the same person cut out the firewall and replaced it with the sheet metal from a hood- complete with the chrome trim.
All in all, the body is in good shape. Now I need to quest for a frame for it or build one.

 

My old Plymouth

 

I will drive mine when it quits raining, in MAY........, you got to love Seattle

 

here is a sedan I had a few years ago, part plymouth part dodge

 

That thing is SWEET!! - I couldn't wait until May!

 

By the looks of the brake dust on those front wheels you HAVE been driving it! Beautiful coupe and the hemi ain't bad either!

 

Here's mine I drive it every chance I get. 33 Dodge

 

Your coupe is nothing but sweet.

I was sitting out in the shop looking at the old girl today and thinking "Frame" .

I guess I'll build my own rather than chop up an old one. I think a little rake in the Z frame at the same time will do the trick.



Now I gotta rush in and deal with the honey do list.

 

that thing is perfect

 

Here is mine...http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=179631

 

Saw this one today, looks pretty sweet:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...ksid=p2041548.m738&item=290538887039&viewitem=

 

Richard, I'd love to see some pictures of your frame

 

I have a couple of 33 Dodge truck cabs that I still haven't decided what to do with.....

 

sell them to me

 

My junk, 33 coupe that I have decided I can't possibly part with. I'd love to get a 33/34 pickup.... One day perhaps! Richard D, I love that RPU!!!

 

love that coupe zombie

 

#7 is looking good!

 

Thanks guys, I appreciate the compliments!

LONO, I am using a 33/34 Ford frame in mine. I can email you a few detail pics if you'd like. Just PM me your email address.

 

Hi all... I too just brought home my new project, a '34 2 door sedan. Other than needing parts that seem to be REALLY hard to find, I am truely looking forward to it! great site...