Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

Anybody want a dodge d14 vert real salvagable but all apart got it all though 3.5 k and that my eamil

 

I got a 1933 plymouth coupe that i picked up old drag car

 

Yep, I'm building a 1940 Dodge Business Coupe myself. Here's a picture of it mocked up a few months ago:



Previous owner's flames:



Honestly, the thing was a POS, but I'm a sucker for cheap old junk, especially Mopars, so it followed me home. I've put another different frame underneath it, and since the floors and firewall are all hacked out I may channel it. Plans are to make it a driver, something that can be used daily and driven anywhere, with a multi-carbed 440, 727 torqueflite and 8 3/4 rearend.

 

here's mine

 

Just started on this Plymouth.

 

Here is my most recent Mopar. It will never get hotrodded as long as I own it,though. I already have plenty of project cars,and this one is a original that runs and drives.

 

Exited as hell about my 1962 300. tourque flight getting re-built, sorting out brake system, replacing all hard lines then on to body work and some mild custom mods. car allready sits nice and low , 4-door ht, red interior, white exterior. found it resting ,parked in 1978 after a ginhead cougar did a smash and stash. I have two dry western front fenders ready to install.

father son project here, will submitt pics asap

 

I'm helping a rusty 1956 Plymouth Savoy become a parts car on eBay...I mean, doing my rebuild. Methinks my skills art stronger than they actually be.

 

here is my 51 belvedere

 

I pushed this heap into my garage somewhere last month...





And I'm currently finishing up a little engine upgrade on my '57 Chrysler going from a lousy 2-bbl to a sweet 8-bbl setup...

 

Here's my 47 I'm working on got it about a month ago.

 

Nice! Love the Poly motors . . .

 

Von Slack Jaws 63 Aussie Dodge

 

still working on a 34 plymouth coupe, my son just picked up a 49 coupe and i just picked up a 36 coupe, damn i wish something drove.

 

it started as 32 ford rails the back is hand made and the front is stretched and a bunch of other mods

 

I'm trying to decide what to do with this. Any leads on easy disc brake swaps would be appreciated. I need to fix a little wiring, replace the tail light lenses and get the brakes working to put it on the road.

 

Here's my '35 Plymouth, all Mopar rod. Constantly adding little things to it, not that it needs it, because I want too!

 

Need Mopar assistance;
After much thought and consideration I've decided to keep with the location of the original battery box (under the driver's seat) in my '39 Desoto,
BUT while the steel box itself is intact, the access cover is missing.
I'm in need of a picture and/or a discription of the OE cover. I was leaning toward making a fiberglass-over-wood type to avoid the whole corrosion issue.
Any help?

 

Check E Bay they show up there sometime. I have a photo of mine I will try to post when I find it.

 

Here is min 48 underconstruction ,trying to do a subframe if i can find a shop to do the welding for me that in the dfw area anyone done a sub on a plymouth before is a creation possible ,i have a 78 camaro sub if it will match .

 

That is one sweet ride..............

 

...getting the tools cleaned up to start on my 47:


It'll be getting a 413/727/D70 and will have duals narrowed to fit under the stock fenders.

 

Restoring this 49 Dodge Wayfarer convert. sectioned full custom from the SFB area. Built in 58/59 and has early 318, pushbutton auto trans, late 50's Chrysler swivel seats. Have 90% of the bodywork done.

 

That's very cool! See, they didn't always put SBC's in everything back in the day!

 

i'm working on my 33 ply. someday hope to paint it,327 chevy power

 

I guess I'll keep the long thread moving. My 47 Plymouth Business Coupe. Straight 6 with split intake and exhaust.
Just imagine the front wheels matching the rear.

 

I've posted before, but the pictures were pretty shabby. Got some better ones now...

Here's my 54:

 

And a few of my fathers Mopars:

40 Dodge:

Status: Paint is now all done, currently at interior shop for top/int.
Plans: rake, widen rear steelies, trad hopped up flatty.


53 dodge Pickup:


Status: Volarie Sub, 440, ford 9" rear, recessed firewall.
Plans: green apple steelies, turn torsion bars down and blocks in the rear, dress up the 440, get the body all one color, and drive the hell out of it.


55 Dodge Royal lancer Conv:

Status/Plans: Search 55 lancer Conv build to see the build thread for this car)

60 Chrysler Saratoga Wagon:

Status: almost together, paint finished, rebuilt 383 running.
Future plans: The right wheel/tire combo, 2" lowering.

Does this count? ( ...has a chrysler mill... )

 

1940 plymouth p10 4 door. My first attempt at restoration.

 

Here's a pic, not mine. Let me know if you need more.