1935 plymouth custom build

Thanks guys, im very happy with where im going with this car. I cant wait till its painted, finished and going to its first show.

 

this is one of the best builds i've seen,,,,great workmanship, great ideas, , , the mid -late 30s chryslers/plymouths have some of the best lines going,,hard to understand why they aren't built as kustoms more often, , bet they WILL be after people see your car, , , that thing is just GORGEOUS!

 

Great to see the pics! Good work.

 

Love it, what size tires are you using now? Just picked up a 36 Plymouth coupe project myself last week.

 

Im running 670-15 firestone's. Right on man, you start a build thread on it yet. Let me know , id like to check it out.

 

What's the width on the wheel Skoty?? They look a little bit fat but I like the height on them for sure!!!

 

There 6", im actually trying to find a set of 5" wide steelies. If i put a thinner rim wont it make the tire look fatter?

 

Whats up Skoty, car looks bitchin and if you put thinner rims it will make look way better and not all fat and bubbly...
Notch

 

Yeah it should do the trick. I think that 5" wheels would fix the fat and bubbly issue and really look nice.

On that style car I wouldn't be opposed to 4-4.5" 16" wheels with caps and 6.00 series firestones but I think you are going for something a little different so the 5" wide x 15" wheels will definitely be cool.

Lookin good dude.

 

I guess how i saw it was the tire thread width is what it is and if a skinnier rim was put on, it would almost give a sucked in look. Thanks notch, ill have to find some 5" rims now.

 

Yeah i agree. Im gonna try skinier rims and see what happens. Id like to run 16" but im already knee deep in rims and tires.

 

Damm.....looking good Skoty

 

IN ROUNDING THE CORNERS OF MY DOOR TOPS WE CANT FORGET ABOUT THE INSIDE OF THE DOOR WHERE THE METAL FOLDS OVER.HAD TO MAKE THE INSIDE LIP LOOK STOCK.

 

sweet. keep going! looks amazing!

 

I probably should have takin a pic of how it was before i made the piece and put it in. I still have the other side to do.

 

Looking really good Skoty! Are you done cutting corners on it yet?

-Shiny

 

Haha!

 

looking insane.....Thank you Skoty!

 

Awesome work, Skoty...it's all of those details that makes the difference.
Thanks for sharring the update pics!

 

Thanks guys, i definetly agree its the small details. Ive done so many little things that even i forgot if it was stock or if i did it. Haha! All the body modifications im doing id like for them to look like it would have come from the factory like that.

 

its def. sexy, thats for sure!!!

 

Wow that's cool work! Any plans to open a shop in Ky? Seriously, that's a beautiful car.

 

Thanks guys, got my windshield cut, fitted and working this weekend. Now for the chrome shop.

 

Major props homie! That door edge treatment is nice.

 

Thanks bro, i see your building a gasser, is it yours? You going to sac autorama?

 

Great car! You sure do got the skills. Please keep us updated.

Jukka

 

this car sits too high

 

Haha..if any lower it would be the Tulsa Plymouth!!!Looking great Skoty!!

 

This thing is a work of art! I wish I lived closer...wanna really see the car in person.

 

Great work!!!