The first picture is of the 35 Plymouth I have. The guy I bought it from set the hemi in it for fun. The second picture is how I bought it, and his '34 Plymouth next to it. I have had it for 20 something years and keep putting it on the back burner. So it sits in the barn.
Is it me or do the other early models like, Chevy, Dodge and Plymouth look like Fords or does Ford look like the others?
For sale next to me at Carlisle a couple weeks ago. '35 Chevrolet Standard. Looks more like a '34, and has a smaller wheelbase than the Deluxe.
36 Willys 4dr.sed. 4cyl. 153Cu.In. Chevy. My late wife and I drove all over the US putting on 13,000 mi in 6 weeks 4 car shows, 6 national parks. An unforgetable trip. Pat
1933 Plymouth with some old Ford parts mixed in. 413 with a long ram intake, 727 and an old winter quick change. 32 Ford frame rails, 34 ford splash aprons, 34 Plymouth grille shell (I liked it better than the 33). Shortened the rear and installed a 32 Ford rear tail pan.
It would be so tempting to build one with a 53/4 Vette Blue Flame 6 https://www.corvette-mag.com/issues/106/articles/lighting-the-flame I had a 54 Vette in college. It would beat just about anything for the first 4-5 feet beyond that most cars owned it.
This thread has me wishfully looking at 1925 Chevy Roadster photos. I have a freshened 153 Chevy II/Mercruiser needing a home. Lynn
This Olds-powered Chevy coupe was at last month's Jalopy Showdown/Hot Rod Annual show. It had a lot of interesting details:
The Jalopy Journal
