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Projects 1933 plymouth PD sedan home build

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by suisidesedanman, Jan 3, 2011.

  1. suisidesedanman
    Joined: Apr 11, 2010
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    suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    This was the car the day i brought it home.
     

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  2. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    Just playin around with the car in my driveway after i got it out of the trailer
     

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  3. rrbrucea
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    I'd love to have that in my driveway!
     
  4. suisidesedanman
    Joined: Apr 11, 2010
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    suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    the new frame
     

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  5. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    Just a few shots of the frame coming together.. built completely from scratch with no frame jig. :D
     

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  6. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    These are just a few pics of the rear of the car. the frame came up 15" so unfortunately that beautiful floor had to be cut out.. :( but it will be worth it. and besides the gentlemen i bought this car from was going to cut it up and make wall art out of it. so in my eyes no matter what i do i saved this car! :rolleyes:
     

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  7. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    sorry guys for all the pics at once. I know build threads go along with the build. However ive been building for about a year and taking pics along the way and meaning to post em but i just keep forgetting to. so im going to play catch up for a bit and get you guy up to where im at now. thanks
     
  8. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    just a few more updated pics of the progress of the frame
     

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  9. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    I bought the car without front doors (they were already sold :mad:) and ive been searching and searching for a set of steel doors for it with no luck what-so-ever... well i finely broke down and bought gl*** doors for it. Good news is these are the only gl*** part on the whole car :) so not all is lost.
     

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  10. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    I had to modify my front frame rails just a little. (not bad for never building a frame from scratch) but got my front cross member mounted in place and got my front suspension mounted. now just waiting on a few parts to finish mounting it completely.
     

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  11. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    These are the most current pic of the progress
     

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  12. suisidesedanman
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    I am had an idea and im having trouble making up my mind.. If anyone has any input i would open to any opinions. Im trying to decide if i should weld my rear doors shut and make it look like a two door sedan or keep it a full working 4 door sedan. both way would be cool but i cant decide.
     
  13. Toymont
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    Keep it a four door. i love those with the rear doors suicide, you could keep the handles on the fronts and use solinoids on the rear doors
     
  14. alleyoop
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    keep it a 4 door
     

  15. Make it a Sedan Delivery! I can tell you have the metal working skills! ;)
     
  16. suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    Before and After 4" chop
     

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  17. farmer12
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    You're making good progress, keep up the good work!
     
  18. skoh73
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    Looks sharp. Nice work!
     
  19. harpo1313
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    from wareham,ma

    i went a dif route on mine,welded the back doors and came up with a delivery.love the lines on these cars .
     

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  20. captainjunk#2
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    im glad you turned it into a cool car dont care that it has gl*** doors , better than being yard art , are a hyundi
     
  21. Lono
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    Updates!!!!
    I love it and Harpo... I love your Sedan Delivery... any more pix of it?
     
  22. harpo1313
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    dont really have a lot of build photos.i never did cut a rear door but i did have a plan for it.just thought it would look kinda odd without making the rear valance shorter to the body as the pic of my 34 ford del shows the difference.
     

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  23. dsr_54
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    My brother is building a 33 Plymouth 4 door sedan. Great looking cars. Keep up the good work.

    [​IMG]
     
  24. Lono
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    that is so sweet! Thanks for posting it... I'm getting charged up!
     
  25. Lono
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    Harpo, Hope you'll forgive me for borrowing your picture but here's what i'm planning for mine...

    I was letting it sit on the sideline but it might get moved to the front of the line.

    Great looking projects, I you'll all keep us updted and post more as you move along!
     

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  26. PeteB1933
    Joined: Jul 24, 2011
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    I'm looking for a steel driver's door for my '33 Ply Coupe. I see you bought gl*** doors for your project. In your search for doors, do you know weather (2) or (4) door sedan doors can be modified to fit the coupe? I know the sedans have a higher roof, but I don't know about the other dimensions. Any info would be helpful to my project. Thanks PeteB
     
  27. anteek
    Joined: Feb 27, 2009
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    Who sells the gl*** doors? I need fronts for a '34 4 door,haven't found steel ones.
     
  28. Do an Ebay search and you will find them in Ohio.
     
  29. suisidesedanman
    Joined: Apr 11, 2010
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    suisidesedanman
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    from spokane wa

    I'm sorry i haven't posted anything in awhile. I went through a really big move and the car has gotten pushed into the corner of the shop. I have been working on developing my own trick hinges for the car. Once i get them done i will put some pictures on. I ended up purchasing my gl*** doors from a private person who bought them from Redneck Fibergl*** i believe. To my knowledge they are no longer in business. I do see gl*** doors on ebay from time to time. The coupe doors will fit the sedan but only if you chop the top on the sedan. The window opening is taller by about an inch on the sedan. Other than that the doors are the same.
     
  30. 31-5window
    Joined: Aug 19, 2007
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    31-5window
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    from Michigan

    Your build is looking good man keep it up.
     

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