Projects CUTTING UP A 38 PLYMOUTH....Un-cutting it!!! (Then cutting it up again!)

IT LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE OUR RENDERING!!! Thank you for noticing!!
The 38 Plymouth was not a desirable style, there's a reason that style only lasted a year!
Here's my 2 cents:
If you're not going to hide your plastic fan, then you should consider using your "wood" SAWZALL on that plastic, so it doesn't "ruin" the look of your grill.
But, hey to each his own!! You know what they say about opinions....now just add a banana!!

Thanks!! I appreciate that!

Thank you!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks Bob!

Thanks so much!!

 

Who let the restorer in....
Great work as usual, I haven't seen this for some time, so nice to see progress.

 

Oh boy, this old chestnut.

It's an oxymoron. If any car comes from a factory a certain way, that's what it looks like. It's not chopped unless it's chopped...THEN it looks chopped, because it is.

 

Wow this is awesome! Amazing work you two. I like looking at the parts and figuring out how I would try to make them. Keep it coming!

And IMO: It looks way better actually chopped than looking non-chopped like the fake chop the factory gave it.. or something like that.

 

Thanks, glad you like it!

Agreed!!

Thanks so much!

Here are some more pics:

 

Here are some more progress pics: We've added some ribs to the running boards. We're building new floors & a transmission tunnel. We've added a piece under the doors to fill the large factory gap. We've made some skirts etc.

 

Any updates Tracy? I will be working on my rear valance this winter. Going to be making a whole new on like you did yours I was just going thru looking at your pics again. Any advice you can give on making this. Hobo Jim

 

Very nice work.

 

Wow!

 

What @neatoldclassics said


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This thing is absolutely positively FUCKING AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I would love to see a video of you guys making a panel and the finishing process!!

 

Ask Tracy, ............It's not just guys.

Always a pleasure to see work in progress pictures, and read your post cgc1958, thanks

 

Ratatoullie -- Here in the US, "You guys" can be applied to either gender. English must be the most confusing language in the world.

 

Sorry about that, i'm confused, i learn everyday. Thanks Late to the party. Girls are my cute sin​

 

Would love to see a pic of the welder with out the helmet and to be clear the chick not the dude there's enough of them on here now. And you both do incredible work something to be very proud of.
Keith

 

We were alerted by @cretin in another thread featuring this team of the news that
Tracy the lady half of this incredible Husband/Wife team passed away approximately a year ago from complications of cancer.

A very tragic end to something we were so very fortunate to witness. May she rest in peace. She did not have a typical Hamb memorial.

I've been hoping for Clark to return after he feels up to it but I'm not sure when or if that will happen. We miss their stuff.

Condolences to Clark and Family and Friends again...

 

Had not seen any new threads for quite awhile and new she had been fighting cancer. Was afraid this was the case. Hook up with Bill Hinze and the boys in Heaven Tracy. you will all make a great team! Larry

 

Damn.

 

Wow that’s sad news my prayers to friends and family......

 

I'm very sorry I didn't know my heart felt sympathies to Clark and her family.
Keith

 

My sympathies to Clark and their families.

 

I, too, feared that this might be the case. My condolences to Clark and their families. I was really praying for Tracy. She seemed to be a really special person.

 

That´s awful, so sorry to hear this. :-(

 

Such a loss!

 

I am very sad to read this. Sadness, keep your spirits up Clark, life goes on, and Tracy sees you from heaven, and we all think of you.

 

Incredibly sad news. I didn’t know Tracy but could sense her passion and devotion for the work that she and Clark shared here.
I hope Clark heals and gets back to it soon. It won’t be the same but he can stand proud with the respect that others admired about them both.