Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

has anyone ever heard of using an 80's s-10 hei distributor parts to run on a flat 6

 

My son is building this '51 Plymouth. It's not very custom yet, but he has lots of plans.

 

Details on the OHV conversion???? Running 230 in my 46 Woodie and thinking about that OHV for a while....saw a pict of a 1-off at Bonneville last year or the year before.

 

1933 Dodge Roadster 241 Red Ram Hemi 904 trans Chrysler 8 3/4" rear

 

1933 Dodge 3W Coupe

 

my 28 dodge

 

Very cool my friend

 

1929 Dodge Sedan

 

My 48 DeSoto, with 392 Hemi, 727TF smallblock tranny.




Jack

 

My next project - 1917-22 Dodge Roadster. Doors, I need doors.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=5717&pictureid=49731

 

heres my 35 plymouth coupe build. taildragger.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=380233&highlight=35+plymouth

 

Noodles56. I think it would look spot on if you lose the spots and the hood ornament. But I really like the car. Noce job.

 

'm working on a Fargo, pic to your left.

 

I thought you might enjoy a picture from the past. This is my mother's uncle in a 1929 De Soto roadster along with his cousin beginning an adventure.........wish I had the car!

 

47 dodge D24 400sbc, redid floor pans, upolstry, thank god for junk yard parts. no pics yet. good daily driver.

 

What else can you tell us about the guys and their De Soto. I take it they were on some type of competitve run I can make out the non stop but the where to where isn't seen. Be pretty neat to post that to the Desoto Clubs board. They have a list of Desoto dealers on their site and I don't see any listed for HA Barnard or for OK city.

Bet you they would like the info and enjoy the pictures.

 

37 Dodge

 

Here is my 54 Royal

 

30 Dodge DD6 Business cpe. If I could get someone to buy all my high priced Hemi stuff! I could getter done! LOL

 

I'll try to post this and two other pictures I have along with the story. Did not know there was a DeSoto Club board. The run was from Oklahoma City to Los Angles and back without shutting the engine off. Done in 84 hours over mostly dirt and mud roads in 1929.

 

Here is my 37 Dodge. 58k original miles, 99.9% rust free, and a whole lot of fun to drive. Can't make up my mind on the direction for this car. Going to leave it pretty much as is, except for a wheel/tire change and a little altitude adjustment. Going to bring the front and rear down a few inches. Just can't decide if I am going to run bigs n littles for a "family hot rod" look or just run a taller white wall front/rear with some four bar flippers for more of a Bomba/cruiser look. What do ya'll think?

 

Here is my 38 that i am building. going for a bomber tail dragger style.

 

Here's Droplord49's old 49 coronet. Ugly roof but sexy as hell as a vert. Only one he let go that I actually missed. Still mad he didn't offer me the option to buy it.

 

DeSoto club

http://www.desoto.org/index.php?module=Pagesetter&func=viewpub&tid=1&pid=5

You probably gott register to put anything of the fourm but maybe you could share it with a club officer if there a region near you.

 

My old mans plymouth that ive been slowly hammerin the tin out.

 

more

 

I am currently working on my 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe. Stock Straight 6 for now. I have about a week into the project so far. She is comming along. By end of this week I hope to have the breaks, fuel, and rewire finished. Then to the floor. I can't wait to ger her on the road!

 

We're building a 1929 Plymouth Roadster

 

My old mans plymouth that ive been slowly hammerin the tin out

very nice mods I like the chopped off arse, keep the picks coming, 32 ford chassis?

 

Is this from EDGY?

Pete