Anyone "know" this Plymouth? So-Cal HAMBERS

I have a true soft spot for early 30's, non-Ford coupes, and this is one of the best I have seen. Just wondering if it's a HAMB car?

Really nice example of what can be done with a "off" brand.

Who ever you are...I dig your style!

 

Greasejunkie's

 

I don't think I've ever seen one on a deuce frame. They look chopped right from the factory. Nice car......

 

He has a great looking car and he'S Cute too !!
Rob
Hey Greasejunkie, I've been meaning to ask you, what is the Paint on your car ?

 

60' Coupe....

Sorry I did not mention it, but I did lift those pics from you.

Thanks!

 

Anytime Hans !

 

I fell in love with this car, first time I saw it.

 

Its sooo ****in' clean and tidy....

One of my current (if not all time) favs.

Really nice car.

 

Mopar is nice when you get bored with Ford.

 

That baby is super sweet, I am on a Mopar rip right now, and I'm lovin it. I saw that bad Daddy in the Mooneyes pix and couldn't stop lookin at it. Great build Man.!! Any one see any 56 Plymouth Suburbans around?? See one in the Mooneyes pix, a no-waiting (my buddies term for a four-door) looked real cool. Anyone have one or know of any 2-dr Suburbans for parts shout at me!!--Sololobo

 

Those are some nice looking cars.

I want one, with a 392 HEMI.

 

Where is Rich when you need him...............awesome Plymouth.

 

I've loved that car since I first layed eyes on it! Perfect alternative to a Duece or 33/34 Ford. Financially,that is...

 

nice

 

Thats my buddies ride. He is not on the HAMB, at least I dont think he is.

 

here are a few...

 

Hey Greasejunkie your famous. Hit em with some photos.

 

Yeah, yeah, what he said.

Funny, it's not the first '33/'34 Plymouth highboy I have seen, but the first I really like.

The execution is spot on. The proportions: the chop (or lack there of, I can't be sure), the wheels, the hood, the paint are all perfect.

Greasejunkie...wherever you are... nice car man, real nice car.

Here is my other favorite Plymouth.

After seing these two cars, it only reinforces my belief that while "hot rod life" begins with the blue oval, it surely does not end there.

 

Heres some more

 

Very nice. I dig the Deuce rails.

 

Thanks guys! and thanks to those who posted the pictures, its nice to hear that maybe I did get it right, the 34 Plymouths aren't very popular or even considered much as early hotrod material, so it made for a difficult build because I had virtually no visual examples to follow except for what was in my head, and even then starting with a full fendered car I really didnt know if it would look right when it was done. But I went for it and it worked out. At first I hated it cause it was just a Plymouth, now I dig it. Thanks again for the kind words, yeah even yours Rob.

 

You kidding!!! You're car's BAD***!!!!! Bet you don't see another one when you go places...

 

His sister Plymouth is at my house.

 

Dude, after seeing your car, "I put Plymouth on the list" for potential candidates.

 

cool car Greasejunkie Im glad to see Im not the only one with a plymouth hot rod. seeing yours makes me want to fire up the welder and get to work.

 

Yeah, Royalshifter, you know thats one car that gave me inspiration when working on mine! one of many done right hotrods stashed away in your garage. Thanks!

 

cool!

 

Don't tease us...lets see it!

Please....

 

sisters....

 

Two Plymouth hotrods in one driveway.....only on the HAMB