1932 plymouth I just finished

I just finished building this 1932 plymouth, this car was rolled over and parked in 1935 until 2011 when we pulled it out of garage and started working on it. let me know what you guys think thanks......

 

I admit I'm biased, but I think it's gorgeous. Very creative ideas for salvaging a rollover and beautiful workmanship. Thanks for sharing.

 

Nice job. Do you have some before pictures?

 

Someone had just posted a picture of it at York. That picture appeared to show it had a hemi in it. Your's don't show what it's got in it. It's very nicely done. Tasteful. I'm not a fan of channeling, but that is just my preference. The car is very nice!

 

Nice work - engine?

 

That looks really good. like the color

 

Extremely nice! I have a -32 PA that I'm building in similar style. I'ts nice to se other fenderless early Plymouth hot rods, they are not that common at all. Especially the sedans.

 

I like it a lot.
Dusty

 

Roll Over? I don't see any damage at all other than the Fenders knocked off. Must have happened at Slow Speed. And Factory disc brakes. There's a rare option.
The Wizzard

 

Very nice...would love to see engine detail.

 

Fenderless sedan - oh yeah! Nice piece.

 

I too noticed it in the York pics. I guess it was York? Cool car nice clean work!!

 

Nice work! Seats look comfy.....

 

Nice build. It's always a treat to see a car that's outside the usual makes.

You can't see the seats. I think what you're referring to is a package tray on the rear end hump.

 

Sweet. Really like the woodgraining.

The front axle looks kinda narrow to me. Like the tires'll rub the headlights.

 

I like the interior! The wood graining is beautiful.

 

My bad. Now that I open up my effin' eyes, you are right. You can barely see the front seats in this pic.

 

Very nice!

 

Very nice work.

Put me down for some before pics as well!

 

I really like what you've done, looks great. You don't have one of those shifters that go to the roof do you? cant tell by that picture.

 

Nice details. Love the wood grain and the rear rack.

 

Sits great.. Very nice detail...

 

Nice quality of build, with a lot of attention to detail.

 

Quality workmanship. Love the interior woodgrain.

 

Very nice. A little different but a whole lot of cool.

 

Looks ok, but what is that goofy looking chrome thing that sticks way up past the dash and in front of the windshield almost to the roof by the drivers right arm ?

 

Great stuff.

 

Build Pictures!!!! Please....

 

Oh yea, I like that.

 

32 Plymouths were one of the nicest designs ever. They look chopped from the factory. Nice job on yours.


Don