Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

You beat me to it!!! I took that photo so I could mess around in photoshop
and try stuff out!!
It DOES look cool..................... hmmm.................

 

My gut instinct is that it wouldn't cool for long. We have the same power train in our 48 Desoto. I'm lowering the radiator core support mount 5", flattening the splash sheild behind the grille (in front of the radiator), and adding a 5" section to the core support collar. That alone should give us about 122 ADDITIONAL square inches of cooling surface. Will send pictures if you PM me.

 

click on my avatar to see my oldy 1928 dodge,also a 65 dart ragtop

 

Updated pic of my '51,got the front lowered a little and I'm about to put the fender on it and re-wire the car. Should be interesting....

 

Haven't quite figured out the pic posting procedure on here yet. But my 51 Cambridge is in my alboms and my avatar pic.

 

Here's mine! Although it's a mix of parts, it's a 33 coupe...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=481666

 

This is our 37 Chrysler Royal 440ci 727 auto 8 3/4 rearend.just put new gauges in the dash and then getting the car ready for paint.

 

Well I guess technically I am not building a Mopar. It’s been basically done since 1996. 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club Coupe in Cruiser Maroon, it has a stocker 217 with a split manifold, Overdrive, 12 volt electrics, and Radials. A great road car with 45,000 since building<O</O
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lookin for 1 please coll me at 209 602 9807 tanks.

 

Is there any interest in all of the (prior to 1960) MoPars from H.A.M. B. getting together at the 2011 MoPar Nats? I wonder how well we'd be received. Maybe too much primer might "dull" their high $ show......

 

Here's our 47 Plymouth Special Deluxe Coupe
350 Corvette TPI engine, Turbo 350 transmission

 

Beautiful!. I live for the day our MoPar looks this good. Great job on your firewall. That's where I'm at as I write this. I figure a 7 degree slant (to the rear) will clear the engine & kick down linkage.
Enjoy it in good health.

 

Work in progress over the last 20 years. 1941 Dodge Business cpe., 230 c.i. flat-head 6, Fluid Drive, three in the tree with a Ford 8.8 rear. The way it was and the way it is. Great thread!

 

Here's my 53 Suburban I've been building/not building since 1976. Took it out of hibernation once again last July. It's all stock except for Langdon exhaust.

 

My mom's new '38 plym...

 

My Old Junk!

 

I have a 37 Dodge Brothers 2 door, 46 Canadian Dodge 2 door, and a 48 Canadian Dodge 4 door with a 3 inch chop that I am tinkering on right now.

I also have a 72 Dodge Coronet Police car that I am collecting the parts for right now, if I could find rear quarters it would get built right away... at least I have the Police radio and the light bar!

 

I'm not sure it's old enough and I'm not even sure I am going to fix it,but I just bought a 63 Fury convertible with the original drivetrain to save it from the crusher. Very solid body except for the floors.

I'll probably just try to get it moving under it's own power and then try to find a restorer that wants to buy it. I already have too many 30's and 40's projects that need my time and money to be fooling much with something from the 60's.

 

My 39 Plymouth I got a little over a year ago, before and nearly finished. All pretty stock except for 218 flattie with Edgy head, intake, langdons cast headers and full 2" stainless exhaust system. Hope to be on the road by Christmas.

 

32 Plymouth pb coupe.

 

If the pic shows, I am working on this '48 Desoto. Keeping it original.

 

My coupe: 1933 that is about the shape of an rolled over jalopy racer. Been pecking, cutting, banging, and welding it back together.

 

just picked up a 50 plymouth special deluxe all original, will try to give it a cool look with keeping it close to original. Ill try to figure out pics tomorrow ( new to this board )

 

Took me 15 years to build this -33 Dodge

 

Heres my 46 Dodge. One picture of it when I bought it, the other two are what it looks like right now. I hope to get it on the road pretty quick after I get back from this tour in Afghanistan.

Love seein everyones Mopars!

Laine.

 

1929 dodge DA Rubble seat coupe w/golf club door, Putting a 1950 chrysler 323.5 straight eight w/ dual carb/exhaust setup, about a years work so far, lots of mocking up.

 

Very Nice!

 

I have a 38 Plymouth 2dr touring sedan,39 Dodge D11s,59 Dodge 2dr h/t Custom Royal Lancer, (When I figure out how to post pic's here I'll put them up) see my album for picture of 39 dodge

 

The truck in my avatar, 1938 Plymouth.

 

Very tough looking..........well worth the wait !