How many of you have a non-Ford body/SBC street rod?

37 Terraplane with a totaled 72 Cuda drive train, paid $625.00 for the Cuda, But that was twenty years ago.

 

this is my 27 stude, has a sbc as of the moment, but is goin under the knife this winter for a traditional makeover. plans are for v-style windscreen, and my 292 y block with 40 ford front.

 

My car...53 Jaguar XK120 with a 350..T-10..

 

1929 Chevy 2-dr Coach, 350, 700r4, 9" Strange rear end. And I have a copy of that Tex Smith book, but had no idea it was worth anything. Wow and I tried to give it away to a Mopar guy last year and he didn't want it.

 

Its like the Tbucket on a budget book. Its out of print, so the price goes up. I would be suprised if anyone actually gets $150 for them considering mine is about 1/2 that with no bites. I liked it better than most of the other ones of that style. Lots of relevent pics.

 

Heres my 41 Nash Coupe with a 300 horse 350 and a saginaw 3 speed.



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Heres the motor in my 47 plymouth sedan

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Big shoehorn!!!!?

 

That's what I'm talking about! Different stuff!

 

Another Chevy in a Chevy, dime a dozen.........

 

Nice flatback sedan! Chevy in a Chevy is ok with me.

 

Thanks man! Put alot of work into the old girl.

 

26 dodge with steel 28 ford roadster rear panels and a 318 la up front just to be different

 

Here's my Old Poncho again. It now has a 350/700 in it. Don't know if you can still find'em but it seems to me back in the 80's either Rod Action or 1001 Custom and Rod Ideas did a build featuring a 46-48 Plymouth Coupe that used a small block Mopar or Slant 6 swap. Its been long ago and I'm old but I think it was one of those 2 mags and one of those 2 engines.

48 Poncho

 

Nice ride, 48 Poncho! That's really different!

 

ROD ACTION about 1990 - 91

 

Try looking it up on www.half.com I have gotten some books there for way,way below market,you could get lucky Also saw a '46 Plymouth at a local cruise with a 340 nice fit,looks like MOPAR planned ahead.

 

I have a 41 dodge Pu going together with a 41 willys nose on it it will have a 493(440)mopar engine 727 trans. and I am also building a 34 dodge roadster PU with a 440/727 in it as well.
Yes I believe a mopar deserves a mopar in it

 

Thanks Rockable! There's a few around. I've seen 3 others rodded. Its been off the road 4 years now and I'm finally beginning to see some light at the end of the tunnel thanks to some friends and of course The HAMB.

Everytime I need inspiration I just look for a "Denise and Big Olds" thread.

48 Poncho

 

In the process of getting parts but when Done I'll have a 31 Chevy 3 window coupe with a 348 Chevy tri-power motor.

 

1930 Chevrolet

 

'32 Desoto SC convertible coupe with 5.7L Dodge hemi.

 

Keep 'em coming. All of those are really cool! Love the Dodge Pickup with the Willys front eng, the '30 Chevy (really like the wire wheels!) and the '32 Desoto!! That Dodge roadster is going to be sweet, too!