History Lets see your Chevy's of the 30s

@loudbang

I've always been a fan of the early gassers and the 36 to 39 Chevy coupes were a perfect fit. That's what prompted me to build my 39 back in the 60's which is the one I posted at the beginning of this thread. Seeing the 36 that you posted above sure brings back a lot of great memories

 

Don't see many in this color but it looks GOOD

 

Byron, Illinois 2015

 

Just ran across this one.

 

aaaaaaaagh the damp ground will destroy it

 

Looks way too nice to be mowed around. Looks like it would take very little to end up with a nice driver!

 

I wasn't sure I think I fixed it.

 

1937 sloper, almost done gathering parts

 

That sloper is so cool!

 

@Kustchops

I've never seen an actual real live sloper but I always thought they were unique and cool...

 

come on down to Aussie

 

This is my vision photo chopped

 

I did this one a long time ago, It was made a driver by a friend I sold it to. The chop was tough.

 

Here is a fun find, the radiator is an early mustang on its side. Picture top and bottom hose rotate as it goes on its side and he cap at an angle on the corner.

 

My new to me '35 Master

 

I used an aluminum radiator for a '32 Ford Hi Boy for SBC swap. Way cheaper than those listed for laate 30's Chevys, and it fit perfect with mounts I built.

 

Congrats on the new to you Chevy! Nice ride!