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Customs 33-34 Chevy Sedans???

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by LowMOJO, Feb 9, 2012.

  1. Flatmotor40,

    There are a boatload of 14 p***enger vans up at Haynes off of 441 near Commerce- PLENTY of steel to fill a sedan roof!
     
  2. thewishartkid
    Joined: Jun 23, 2006
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    Heres mine its been in the family since the early sixties, I remember when it was a solid car( interior, top, doors shut solid). I have drove it.(been a while). I have no intentions of ever selling it.
     

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  3. rtomss
    Joined: Jan 9, 2009
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    Neil, the hoods are different on 33's & 34's. The 33' has vertical louvers and is about 6" shorter as the cowl exposure changed...hope that helps.


     
  4. flatmotor40
    Joined: Apr 14, 2010
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    flatmotor40
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    from georgia

  5. wayne-o
    Joined: Jan 22, 2006
    Posts: 284

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    Here's mine. 34 Standard Sedan. 327, turbo 400, Dodge A-Body torsion bar front end. Built it in '76-'80. Still drives great. Old Car Pictures 003.jpg
     
  6. rtomss
    Joined: Jan 9, 2009
    Posts: 242

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    Hey guys, here's my addition. I've only had her a few weeks, but have fallen hard. Trying to pick up info. on these isn't easy. Mine is a 34' Master Town Sedan with 37,000 original miles. Hard to believe someone held back from wanting to drive it more after all those years.....enjoy!
     

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  7. pinman 39
    Joined: Oct 9, 2008
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    Here is a good one .I don't know why the owner hasn't posted himself .

    You know who you are !
     

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  8. chevyx6
    Joined: Feb 8, 2012
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    I have an original 1933-34 Chev rear bumper that has been rechromed, complete with brackets if anyone can use it.
     
  9. bonzo-1
    Joined: Oct 13, 2010
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    Some pics of my current project 1935 standard 2 door sedan.

    2011-10-28 17.31.34.jpg

    2011-10-28 17.32.10.jpg

    2012-01-21 21.58.30.jpg

    2012-01-23 21.18.07.jpg
     
  10. joeb1934
    Joined: Feb 22, 2009
    Posts: 360

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    just gettin' started. i'm thinking hemi, but maybe i could go with a caddy mill........(the 350 is just there for looks)
     

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  11. flatmotor40
    Joined: Apr 14, 2010
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    from georgia

    Bonoz-1 did you use the wood in the top and cover it also what frt end did you use looks good
     
  12. bonzo-1
    Joined: Oct 13, 2010
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    Welded in a 18 gauge steel panel with hand formed tubing bows (conduit) Then padded and vinyl covered like a landau top on a 70s car. Aftermarket Mustang II front suspension.
     
  13. flatmotor40
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    from georgia

  14. Senior31
    Joined: Apr 9, 2005
    Posts: 69

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    I know that I am late to the party, but here are a couple pics from my 35 build. I found this car in Texas in a older gentleman's garage. The guy didn't know the sorry on the car, but my best guess is someone built a drag car out of it in the 60's. It had a big block Oldsmobile in it with no ****** and a Ford rear end that was locked up solid. I left the body alone and the wood is in good shape. It has a Fatman front end and Air Ride 4 link in the rear. Bagged all the way around of course. It took me about three years to get it to this point, but I drive it everywhere. I have had it on the road since 08 and have been slowly adding things to the car to finish it. I will probably leave the body alone, but finish out the interior. I have added a Vintage Air AC system and plan to change it to push ****on start this winter. :D
     

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  15. Dakota.za
    Joined: Jan 19, 2009
    Posts: 150

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    My 34 Sedan that I have been plugging away at for a few years. Fenders were too rusted & dented to use when I found it, so decided to go with the 'salt' look.
    New floor channeled about 4" and replaced the lower wood with steel tubing. 307/350. In hindsight I probably should have channeled it 2" an chopped it 2"
    Dak
     

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  16. Jims35
    Joined: Dec 22, 2009
    Posts: 279

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    This is my 35 standard sedan I started on in 1999 . I had a 34 town sedan but sold it , they are a little bit bigger.
    All floor replaced with metal
    Roof metal came from a 57 ford 4 door sedan narrowed and reversed end for end.
    All steel accept running boards.
    350 crate engine,stock with Eddlebrock.
    2004/R O/D Transmission.
    Power R/P Mustang II.
    Air Cond.
    Walker radiator.
    Chrome , tilt steering column with column shifter.
    First engine i used was a 4.3L 4-6 with a Eddlebrock , never liked the exhaust sound,so I changed it to a v/8.
    Iv had it going for about 4 years now and hardly ever drive it.

    More fun building it.

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  17. Torkwrench
    Joined: Jan 28, 2005
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  18. Mine is a 35 choptop channeled& shortened w c4 vette rear t5 worldcl*** trans still in progress
     

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