Projects Other Makes pre 1935 Traditional Hot Rods

OK. I'll bite. If these are staged they are cool. The people and clothes are believable. But, I don't remember seeing any transparent LIFE magazine logos and I don't recall ever seeing any women, including Marylyn, who were so perfectly and clearly depicted as the BEAUTY in the second picture. Also the probable 226 Ford six was as rare then as it is now. If these two shots are historic they are the best of the best.

 

I am thinking PLYMOUTH 6 cylinder...

 

Pretty sure those are vintage photos, and I'm pretty sure that is a Mopar 6 as well. I might be wrong on both counts, however.

 

Damn, beat me to it!

 

Pictures saved from the online Life archive have the watermark in the lower right-hand corner. It is a period picture. The Lady Lucks were out of Omaha. I don't think the pictures were ever printed in the magazine.

 

Good call; that looks to be a '34 Plymouth.

 

She's Hot!
And look at the hubcap in the first picture!

 

Notice the blister put into the hood for carb clearance? I'd like to see what it looks like closed.



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28 dodge fast four.,Pulled it outside this weekend to see how it looks.Would be a lot farther ahead if it wasn't for my day job getting in the way.

 

here's my 1927 Chrysler. I like seeing the odd ones something different

 

Stupid day job! Are you keeping it Fast Four powered?

 

the other 32 5 window
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A few more from my archives:


Some Chevys…






Willys…



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Hupmobile…








DeSoto…




Austin 7…

 

1931 Chevy -

 

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Bet you can,t figure this one out

 

Essex?

 

Don't know how I missed this thread. Here's my father in laws 30 Chevy. Still in progress but inching closer to the finish line. Will have full fenders.

 

That is nice. Tell him thanks for leaving the Chevy front springs.

 

My 31 Hudson

 

1933 Terraplane 8, Originally built in 1955 with all late model Hudson 8 running gear by my uncle. I owned the car for 50 years , sold it last year. Got to old to drive it.

 

Thanks. It's all Chevy except for the obvious. Stock front suspension and stock rear springs in the rear. And it still has all of its termite food too!

 

Just keeping this thread alive. Here's my '32 Desoto convertible coupe.

 

Boosting this back up to the top. 1919 Dodge Brothers frame, 1921-ish Dodge Brothers touring car front half, Ford Model T pickup bed.

 

It's not on the frame yet?

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You know me, I did try to mock it up on the frame as soon as I got it home! With no floors or subframe, it just kind of slid over the frame onto the floor.

 

A couple of 34 Nashes. The sedan was owned by Hot Wheels designer Larry Woods.

 

1934 Buick Sports Coupe

 

Now that's cool!!^^^