1936 Chrysler Coupe photochop please!

Well, I put this up for sale but due to a seemingly lack of interest think I'll hang onto and chop her. Can someone with some skills out there give me some chopped and lowered renderings? Thanks!

 

Ordering Firestone whites this week and please ignore front signals, they are history

 

Now why would you want to chop up a pretty car like that? Wide whites will do enough damage to it. At least if the next owner wants blackwall tire he can change them.

 

heres 2 quickies.

 

Chop away!!!

 

Wait, lack of interest??

How much are you asking? NM. Just checked your other posts.

Seems like a fair price to me? I wish I had the dough.

 

There has been a total wreck 35/36 chrysler coupe on ebay, wont sell either especially with a 14K asking price. That is a nice looking body style, and roomier I bet. I would lower the suspension before I lower the lid or just lower the price and let someone else have it who will love it as it is.

 

Quick photochop with paint..

 

Man, no ****, drop that *** end a bit and do a 360 MoPar/727 trans drivetrain. Great lookin' lines on that car.

 

Thanks for the quick help and compliments! Yeah, dropping the *** is number one on my list. The chop will be down the road, mainly because the gl*** and interior is all present and nice. Even the original dome light looks perfect. It's a rust free survivor car and I must admit, cutting it will be tough.

 

Here's my biggest mental battle when it comes to the chop. Maybe not the coolest interior but all present with no tears and actually real comfy. The side windows have a 'Dual choice' roll down too. You can roll all down (Like in all pics) or pop vent wing open and roll down just side gl*** keeping vent windows in place. I have never seen that before.

 

Not everything needs chopped.....
That is a more NeoCl***ic that a hot rod and taildragger Kustom guys woud more than likely want a stock roof too.....continue the sale idea....

 

Very cool coupe.. I'd lower the front a bunch and call it done...

 

That car actually has some really cool lines. I don't know if I could bring myself to chop it. I'd probably leave it unchopped and do a mild custom type thing. Lower the piss out of it, put proper wheels and tires on it, etc.

 

then just drop it and cruise it all summer with a for sale sign.

 

Drop it and drive it - if I had the $ (and a couple less projects) it would be on a trailer headed this way... I love the look as is.

 

Thanks for the solid advice everyone. I'm in agreement with dropping and cruising with a sign in the window!

 

Id check production numbers on that car, seems like I don't remember seein many of em...

 

if you chop that car you're an idiot, sell it to somebody that appreciates if and go build a rat rod like you obviously want to do since you are tasteless enough to cut up a car like that.

 

Mines a couple of years newer, but basically similar.

I'm biased, but I think they look great just lowered a bit, and I agree with others it would be a shame to chop a car that is in such nice shape inside & out.



Mine is about 5" lowered in back, maybe 3.5" in front.

 

Ummm... ...You clearly have no idea who I am. Keep pushin punk

 

I would never speak to someone like that if I didn't know them. If they were real s***bags it would also be in person. I rarely run my mouth over petty things though, especially ideas on car customizing. We all like different ****.

 

Chopped and lowered...from a different angle

 

Whaaat? Wide whites doing damage? No such thing.

 

....and just for kicks, a set of chrome reverse and whites.

 

Jeeze someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed..

 

Thanks again to everyone who helped me with this one!

 

Hi. Here is a couple more pic's. One is just whitewalls and lowered, and the other one is the same thing with the roof choped.

 

Wow man that looks killer. Thanks!

 

What a knockout, I thin the W.W. and a tail drop might bring new interest. It is such a rare bird, thanx for showing it, made my day. If I had the $!! ~sololobo~