Hot Rods 33-34 plymouth roadster

looking for pictures of 33-34 Plymouth hot rod roadsters
didn't find much on a search
and looking for good pictures of the windshield frame too
needing info to help plan a future build
thanks

 

dang!
those must be rare

 

Anthony: There was some pics of one the other day. It was the yellow one from the mid-late 70's. Its on the cover of an old rod mag....maybe Rod & Custom. Try looking on the '34 roadster thread. I'll look around tomorrow. Tim

 

http://www.lonestarbodyshop.com.au/...494c4w5s4d4j4&prs=s2248253g4r4g25414v2v2&prc=
Here's another Ozzie barn find, rare down here as well.

 

thanks, the car is missing the windshield frame and posts as well as the top irons
I know there aren't very many especially modified ones

 

worth noting the aussie bodies (full of wood)... are different to the US built cars.

 

This one is a stock ******* roadster. Has the the golf door in the rear 1/4. I almost bout it in 2000 Now I wish I would have.

 

the top and WS frame was lost during resto shop swaps and mishaps
it has gone thru a mechanical resto
plans are for a stance modification and a slight top height adjustment(once we find or fab one)
the stock running gear will more than likely stay in place (with a little hop up parts)
thanks for the pics so far
maybe someone has a cool hot rod picture somewhere

 

You might try n/c industries in sayre pa. They make windshield frames for the coupe and sedan not sure about the roadster though. That is a very rare piece.

 

^^^^^thanks^^^^^^

 

The Roadster parts are pretty rare. I have been helping fellow HAMB member notaford with his 33 Plymouth build.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/uncle-ricks-33-plymouth-project.680682/
His body was rough and was missing the roof. He found a fibergl*** lift off top and we modified the original windshield posts for the fit.
We do have a friend in Upstate NY that recently finished his 34 Red Roadster. The pictures of his car are from last years Syracuse show.

 

Anthony: AI just ran across the pic of the yellow car I was talking about. Its in a thread called: willoughby hot rod shop restores a r&c cover car. It just was started today. You could probably go to there web site and see pics of it. Tim

 

^^^^^^thanks^^^^^^^^^^^^^^