Anyone else building old dodge/plymouth other mopars?

might as well add to this..




white paper is just to get the general idea of how its gonna look when i make skirts for it.

 

Here is my 50 Dodge Business Coupe

 

I chopped and shaved my 36 Dodge.Here it is with first coat of paint:

 

beautiful. more pics?

 

Smoooove!!!
That's some Mopar magic.
Who knew it could look so good?
I guess you did!

 

Just got my seats done. Came out very clean. The seats were done to match the door panels which were done up over 20 years ago.

 

Thanks,here`s another:




More photos on my thread: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=571360

 

'38 Plymouth, but little money makes it a LONG-term project.

 

Here's my 46' - just got the rear bumper mounted.

-Pasi

 

Getting started

 

Nice 37 doolittle45331, I hope your not going to use those headlights.

 

nice starting point .... any plans on it yet ???

 

That looks awesome dude!

 

Working on a 41 Dodge Kingsway Special streetrod/ratrod type project.

 

This is not a streetrod/ratrod forum, so sad to hear you are going in that direction.........

 

Sounds like a conflict in terms....

 

Didnt read ALL the post,but ive got a 1959 Dodge Townpanel,cant deside on auto or NP420 4 speed ,with a 413 cu in. Any pro,s -con,s? .....................YG

 

There's some great looking cars in this thread! My first car was a 1954 Dodge Coronet with a 241 Hemi.
Currently, I'm working on a 1956 Chrysler Windsor with a 331 Poly. I've not decided which direction to take it yet.

 

Yeah, at least a street rod will involve craftsmanship, rat rod....not so much.

 

heres my daily driver. 1957 Plymouth early 60s kustom. cheater slick, raked, tuck 'n' roll, and '59 caddy taillights.

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Yuck wrong forum.

 

Building a rat rod is like doing drugs!! Ya just need to put an end to it!! Pronto!!

 

Nice. Got a profile pic? Those look so good with chrome reverse.

 

Rear bumper not original to the 46 is it, 46's had license plate mounted on trunk, part of the trunk handle? What is it rear bumper from? Did it have to be cut, or it just fits that good.

Jack

 

Very Nice!
Is yours the same style that the 'girl' drives on the cable show Cash and Cari?
If you will be doing some heavy towing then the truck box is a good one to use, otherwise the A-833 might be a contender. Of course, with an adapter you could use the newer style NV3550 or such. I don't have any specifics on the adapter, just saw mention of it over at B-bodies only...or was it A-bodies only...damn, CRS...

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I have a 39 Plymouth P-8 2 door sedan. In process of a frame off restoration. No pictures, but here is where we are at:
Frenched headlights; frenched tag; shaved door handles and trunk handle; hid trunk hinges; flush tail lights; removed all chrome.
Having car painted black. Restoration company just finished third coat of primer and block sanding.
Putting metal running boards on it with steps with "plymouth" enlaid on polished aluminum.
Already has updated rear end and front end. Had a 360 built - pushing 408 horses with 10.5:1 compression and good rough cam, as well as a three deuce intake from automation. Putting a tremec 5 speed in.
Interior will be black and white tuck and roll, as well as trunk.
Dash will be shiny black with white faced gauges, resto-radio "50's style", vintage air a/c with round vents.
Wheels will be smooth gennies - red -or- maroon with chrome center hubs and trim rings and 2 1/5 inch wide whites.

 

Getting closer.Hope to have it done next year.

 

Google Earth shot?

 

My 37 will be getting a rebuilt 230 along with a rebuilt power flite in the very near future!
BTW enjoyed browsing "Building old dodge/plymouth " thread