Customs plymouth custom, from barn to paint

i love to drive my 51 dodge....red wheels and all..........hope you enjoy yers even more!

 

nice ride where did you get the spilt manifold and dual carb setup

 

With all those goats on your car was there any hoof dents on that roof and hood? get out the hammer and dollys!!HAHA looks great!

 

the hood was beyond repair, but i think it had more to do with rust through and my dad walking on it as a kid, at some point during his visits to that farm.

not any damage to the roof other than some surface rust. i don't think those goats were too heavy.

Thanks everyone for all the kind words!

 

I'm with 'ya CJ, neat car really neat little engine!

 

Looking good Straights. I think you will be very pleased with it once you get it on the road. You won't be winning many drag races with it but it will get you down the road just fine.

I'm running the same basic set up as Straights. Don't know where he got his stuff but I got mine intake, headers, HEI dist and carbs from Langdon's Stovebolts.

Here is a clip of mine running through 2 inch pipes and 14 inch turbo mufflers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxfKQ4KMM9s

 

Straights, looks great. Like your style... Before you know it, you'll be grinn'n ear to ear cruisin down the road.

I have a bumper you may want, send me a pm.

Pete

 

hkestes... that engine sounds great! Certain Turbo mufflers and Flowmaster 40's (the original ones) really sound great on inline sixes.

 

I just figured out what I want for my next project. (dammit! no! you need to get the truck on the road!!) I like the hopped up 6s, they look awesome. (you have no money!!) I'm gonna go craigslist now. (get a job first you idiot!!!) Shut up brain.

 

Needs more goats.

 

Looking good man.

John

 

what no hens?????

 

Looks good Patrick

 

first fire up after dropping it in...

edit: moved the video to the first post

 

Nice work keep it up.

 

engine looks great would like to know more about the carbs

 

carter webers, '83 ford i think... not exactly traditional, but in a pair the cfm is supposed to be about right for these motors.

bought from www.stoveboltengineco.com

 

Like the motor, but love that firewall. I think you're on the right track with that car... Have fun and enjoy.

 

nice looking sick.........................sweet

 

great pics..here's mine,,, 48 dodge town sedan,,
3 1/2" chop,, frenched dual headlites.. still a project...

 

very nicely done so far. keep up the great work and keep us posted on the progress. love the firewall.

 

Your car is really looking nice! The flatheads are cool, wish I kept mine.

 

thats ****in cool as **** dude!

 

Plymouths were known as "goats" LONG before Pontiac fans stole the name as a nic for the GTO.

For those who may not understand "why???", Dodges have always been known as "Rams"; and Plymouths, therefore, were "Goats".

 

Now that sound's great.....

Congrats on getting her running Patrick, gonna be a fun ride.

 

Cool build, really lookin nice, sounds damn nice as well. ~Sololobo~

 

Sounds great...

I think you need to get everything dialed in and drive it to "Plymouths to Portland" in June. There will be a contingent of Plymouth owners caravaning from CA to Oregon for the event...

Pete

 

Nice!

 

I've been lurking around that thread on the p15-d24 site... looks like a lot of fun. If the car proves reliable enough, and my bank account big enough (I am just a starving college student ) that might be somethin' I could do.

 

nicely done, hardly ever see a hoped up mopar flat head