1935 plymouth custom build

Yeah as much i want to run the hood and i should be, honestly to me it just doesnt look good. I dont like how the front of the body pinches so much. With the hood on it makes the car look even more pinched and side view it makes the nose look super long. 35-36 fords have wider hoods and i feel look good. I keep putting it on and wanting to say it looks good but it just doesnt for me.

 

Haha rad! Imagine that.

 

THAT IS ALOT OF READING BUDDY, THANK YOU. QUOTE=Shizzelbamsnapper;5260902]Just read all 27 pages, WOW!!!!!! Love the way the car flows I think you've nailed it 100%.

Can't wait to get my g***er done then move on to something like this.[/QUOTE]

 

So i picked up a 1936 ford 3 window coupe yestereday to build for a customer, keep a eye out for the build thread, i think you guys might enjoy what we have planned for it.

 

1936 3W??Will definately keep a close eye on that thread too!

 

how can i subscribe to this thread cause this build is sweet and full of ideas? thanks for sharing.

 

I know you've thought of this already - what do you think it would look like with a wider (Ford?) front clip? Or can you widen the existing hood somehow? Of course the problem is then at the grill.

Maybe run the hood top but not the sides? That can look good and would let you avoid the pinched look.

Anyway I trust your judgment on this one - you've proven you have a good eye.

 

thanks for giving me the priviledge to help you in a very small way on this amazing kustom. your work on my truck has been second to none and i will be proud to show it off. stay focused brother! Jeff "sneaks" 54 truck.

 

Hey thanks alot Jeff, that's very nice of you bro. I greatly appreciate your help on my car buddy. Thank you.

 

IM PUTTING ON THE SHOOTOUT 2. A NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CAR SHOW AND YOU ARE ALL INVITED. ITS A HONOR TO BE APART OF AND CONTRIBUTE TO OUR CAR CULTURE.

 

heres a map for the show

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sou...122.214146&spn=0.015867,0.027337&z=15&iwloc=A

 

OH I will!!!!!!!

 

Skoty the car looks amazing!! I still gotta come and check out the shop!! I'll do it one of these years. Ha ha! I'll be at the show for sure!

 

That plymouth is the **** homie... some day ill love to start on my 37' chevy tail-dragger...

 

Awesome, looking foward to seeing the build.

 

Your always welcome buddy.

 

So after further staring at my car i was thinking about doing something different with the tailight. Instead of running a 36 ford light i have decided to seek out a 37 zephyr rear light with plate mt. Etc. Some great friends of mine have put together a light for me. Thanks guys
i have a video of the car running for its first time and i will also post pics of the rear tailight.

 

Who the heck would want to build a '37 Chevy Taildragger???????

 

Dude I now its a 35 and you only have to have one light but two might look better??? I dunno I gotta see this pic! So hurry your *** up with that!
Dave Hitch

 

well heres a video of her running. The plug wires and fuel line are just temporary. i guess my video camera is a bit out dated but ill be posted a better video soon. click on pic.

 

Great video Skoty, sounding good!

 

thanks buddy,it needs some tuning but hey it turned on and thats one more step closer to gettin it done.

 

I love the pink lines all over the screen from how bright that engine shines!!!! Hahaha!!! Chroooooooommmmmeeeee!!!

 

He Skoty, car looks freakin great. I'm out there making TV shows tryin to make enough money to have you do me a car or two or three!! Still got the Suburban?

 

Hey randy, been awhile buddy. The suburban is gone, went to a good home in socal. Hows tv business going?

 

Shooting and editing 2 great shows, as soon as one sells I'm bringing you over a pant load of dough and we'll decide what were going to build!

 

Yeah cool man.

 

ill be posting a better video soon.

 

Looking good skoty! I'll give you a buzz when I find that axle.

 

Good news, i have now added a 1936 ford 3 window coupe to my family of automobiles. This build will be coming at a later date after the plymouth is finished. We are in the process of building a 1936 ford 3 window for a customer and the build thread will be up soon. Hope you all have a blessed day.