Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

Building a 54 plymouth wagon...filled in the side windows and it's now a sedan delivery...desoto hood scoop...lots of shaving and filling...mustang II...currie 9" rear...four bar...should be in the paint shop by the end of next week

 

A 67 Camaro rear will bolt right in. Just need new u bolts and shackle plates and reweld your shock mounts. The width will work out fine, at least it did for me back in the day when I was 16.

 

heres mine '53 cranbrook, mostly stock

 

My dads 50 dodge.

 

I just picked up a very solid 1930 4 door sedan body & frame any advice on newer style front ends / rear ends that will work. Plan on a SBC powerplant per $$$$$.

Thanks

 

My current project's a Wayfarer as well, but a '66 model (VC). Being reincarnated as a '64 model (AP5), which was never offered in the 'utility' bodystyle, and to be lettered up as a fake 'Factory Experimental' drag car - the 'Plymouth AstroJet'. Supercharged (or possibly turbocharged) slant six and pushbutton Torqueflite and some minor body mods. Will be my daily driver when it's finished.

Current daily driver is a '62 Valiant, stock slant six and pushbutton Torqueflite, but have a twin 2BBL carb setup for it once I get the kickdown linkage figured out and finish making the headers that will go on at the same time.
'62 seen here bringing the '66 home still carrying its original front end.

 

I am choping my 1949 Windsor.
link:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=286635&highlight=chrysler+chop

I hope to be able to update it on Monday it has been a while. Can only work early morning b4 work and weekends. I am no pro and my hats off to the guys that make this look easy!
Brandon

 

Here's my 1964 Dodge 880 Custom. Don't see to many of these around!

 

johnnynogood, you are correct.

That is the ONLY one that I recall seeing.

Neat ride!

 

here's my 55 C-3 Pick up, currently being restored.

 

I'm in love.
Here is a perfect example of building a beautiful custom WITHOUT having to cut the top.

 

My 1956 Plymouth Belvedere

 

yes 1935 ply coupe

 

my not so hamb friendly truck.

 

I love this tread and am always happy to see it back to the top again. Any late 20's thru 30's hotrods would be a treat to see. I am still working away at mine.

 

i have 2 a 1950 dodge coronet and a 1952 plymouth cranbrook club coupe

 

48 Dodge Pickemup, Cordoba IFS, Big Block Mopar (400), 8 3/4" rear, tons left to do . . .

Lots of great Mopars here, I like it!

 

I'm not really working on it anymore, but it's still in progress.

51 Cranbrook 3W Bus. coupe. 3" chop, Nova disc stub, 383/A833 4 speed, 8 3/4, EFI tunnel ram.

 

exwestracer you have any more pics of the front. I am starting a build on a 51 Wayfarer with a 383/727. I am wanting to one piece the front end also so any pics of that would be nice.

 

How come there aren't more '56 '56 Plymoths? They are cool as hell but you never see one. I saw a Savoy at Turkey Run years ago but no Belvedere's. What happened to them? And Dodges too? I see more Dodges than Plymouths. They've got to be somewhere or rusted away or turned into beer cans .. ??

 

Gotta 54 dodge panel...flatty 6 with twin carters, functioning lakepipes, c-notched with a camaro rear end...finishing up a 54 plymouth wagon/sedan delivery which is in the paint booth today

 

Let me know what all you want to see in detail. Bump this thread after the 22nd. I'm going to CA that week and I can get some more pics of it then.

The front is mounted on rollers with a step in the track. Pivots just behind the front bumper so it doesn't drop a mile when it's open. Plan is to use 2 Caddy electric trunklid pulls to snug it shut. Maybe I'll do a TECH on it if anyone else is interested...

 

Click on my profile for a 59 Fury.

 

I agree............thats sweet............

 

This is my, er the wife's newest car. We bled the brakes last night and plan to have it on the road just in time to store it for the winter. A true survivor, 55 Desoto Fireflight with the 4 barrel 291 Hemi.

 

What are the mirrors and grill? Love the look of the car very nice.

 

Bought 1937 Dodge 4d from a collector who has began restoring job but never got it finished. Now its gonna reborn in my hands with new engine, drivetrain, and axles with modern suspension. You can see pics in my profile album.

 

I believe the grille is '54 Chevy with extra teeth (could be Corvette teeth).
The mirrors look like clamp on peep mirrors.

 

I'm in the process of rebuilding my 42 WC48, This will stay stock

But my 42 - 1/2 ton will get the chop, Dakota rear, discs, upgraded flathead with dual carbs,offy head and T5 trans

Archie

 

workin on my 48 p/u - oddrod - i love your wagon