Features 1940-1948 Chrysler/DeSoto/Dodge/Plymouth Mopar only picture thread.

The Dodge I built early 49 holdover buisness coupe.

 

Great thread, my avatar is my '39 Plymouth, my other car is a '46 Plymouth SD coupe.

 

My 41 in my avatar, more pics in my album.
41plym

 

my 42 Windsor Coupe:




....and the eventual plans that i drew up for it

 

Wow! That's cool. I really like the lowest unbroken trim line across the skirt, and normally I'm not a skirt kinda guy - women accepted of course.

 

I really like the lines of these cars! I had never really considered one before because I don't see many around here, but they are good looking machines...


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this is awesome.

 

Sweet car and sweet color.

 

Love the 42, pretty rare beast. Have you decided on a color yet ? If the rendering is anything to go by, it is going to be one awesome ride when done. Thanks for sharing.

 

This has been my project for the last 3 years. A 41 Plymouth with a 392 Hemi. Getting closer to that finish line every day and hope to have some paint on there in spring 2013. Thanks for starting this thread Hemiken.

 

Thanks...Its my humble contribution!

This is one of the top builds currently on the HAMB!

 

/\ /\ /\ I agree, and it is another Mopar and Hemi powered to boot How cool is that . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

We are having our own
Mopar Party

 

Her's my Desoto



in 1988



in 2008

/Stefan

 

Hey, that's cool.
I always thought it strange that Mopar returned the three window coupe in 41 and not in 40 ? But i love them all.......

 

Australian 40 Dodge Coupe Ute.

 

Couple more.

 

I've owned my 1940 Plymouth P10 since the early 1980s, I drove it with a dual quad 440, 727 auto and 4.10 8 3/4 rear for years and years. Looked like this....

 

I'm redoing the car, it has a 484ci Hilborn EFI Hemi, the chassis is certified for 8.50s, it is 100% intended for the street....

 

I almost missed this thread. Here's my underconstruction 40 sedan.

 

/\ /\ /\ Love it, we do not get two door sedans over here in Australia, they have cool lines. Thanks for sharing.

 

That is one crazy radical coupe for sure, i have plans of doing a similar build on my Australian Dodge coupe to your Plymouth coupe, absolutely love it Thanks. . . . . . . . . .

 

It has got that old school pro street look to it, wicked looking dash, i am in the same boat, just getting to the point where i can play with my own Mopars soon. That new shed is not that far from going up and i will be there, for the moment i only have room for paying customers, my toys have to wait..... sucks, but seeing cars like your give inspiration. Thanks again.

 

That coupe is just plain BADDDDDDDD............

 

Mopars galore.

 

Here's my 1941 Plymouth 4dr Sedan

 

My 48 Plymouth Special Deluxe.

It is an 80's build best I can figure. 350/350 combo. I have been driving it and working on cleaning it up a bit.

 

Hey, some more cool Mopars . . . . . . . . .

 

My 47 Business Coupe I sold a couple months ago. Mild flathead and overdrive trans. I had this car for over 15 years.... miss it already.

 

Nice /\ /\ Plymouth




Here are some more Mopars.

 

Here's mine