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Projects My 1947 Chevy Fleetline build

Discussion in 'Traditional Customs' started by EnfadosoS, Mar 6, 2014.

  1. EnfadosoS
    Joined: Nov 28, 2010
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    Finaly sold my chopped 52 Chevy to get what I really want! This ur of a pic taken last week on her way home to me from East LA
     

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  2. EnfadosoS
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    Old 6 volt system a bad fuel pump, distributer and water pump! Orderd all new and am going to convert to 12 volt! On second pic I changed out the water pump and new thermostat with new gaskets!
     

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  3. chevy54man
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    Looks like a nice Fleetline, great body style!
     
  4. EnfadosoS
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    Chevy 235 all OG 6 volt 411s out back
     

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  5. DJLATIN
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    this the one paul was selling? looks solid.
     
  6. EnfadosoS
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    Thank you Yes sir I bought it off Paul solid Vato bro!!
     
  7. DJLATIN
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    you scored a nice one.
     
  8. Con Safos
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    I`m talking some serious horsepower!
     
  9. My first car back in 1960 was a Fleetline just like that.
    I wasn't that crazy about the fastback style and always wanted a coupe.

    However, now I like the fastback and think they can be pretty cool.
    Will be watching to see your progress.
     
  10. EnfadosoS
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    Thank you yes I will post more pics on my progress!
     
  11. great car. i am really starting to dig fleetlines.what are your plans?
     
  12. jcmarz
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    Nice, there's a couple of other "new" threads about Fleetline builds, check them out. Also, here's a cool site with lots of info on 47 and 48 Chevys.
    http://www.1948chevy.com/
     
  13. EnfadosoS
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    Here are the plans for the car first thing is first convert car to 12 volt wich I have allready started. New Fenton headers installed going for straight pipes next week! Pretty much gonna lower it a lil bit and cruise her for the summer!
     

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  15. San_Jose_Speed_&_Chrome
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    Weve got what youll need suspension wise down here at Gambino Kustoms give us a call anytime 408 479 4812 great car.

    Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
     
  16. Nice start. A lotta guys with Fleetlines here (Including myself). Keep it a little low, split the exhaust and you should be set to cruise.


     
  17. motoandy
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    I too have a 52, but that sir is a fare trade off. Good luck with it. Love the lines. Hard not to make a nice cruiser out of it.
     
  18. EnfadosoS
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    Got my visor in from a fellow Hamber I think it looks Great!
     

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  19. Fedcospeed
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    Very much how my 47 Olds looked when it came home in 81.I,ll be watching here.
     
  20. EnfadosoS
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    Finally got my fender skirts gonna paint them and my visor to match! Lowering car this weekend as we'll! Can't wait to get her road worthy!
     

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  21. EnfadosoS
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    Just picked up a powerglide diff yesterday 3:55s so now I can jump on the freeway and keep up with trafic!!
     

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  22. historynw
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    I've got a coupe but lust after a Fleetline...I'm sorry I never bought that 42 that cycled around for sale, was too deep into the couple then.
     
  23. What year(s) is that rear end out of and can you swap it out for the an original? I have a '48 Fleetline too and would like to make it a little more freeway driveable too.

     
  24. EnfadosoS
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    Yes it's a 52 Chevy powerglide automatic diff yes you can stab it right in but the diff is 5 lug I want to keep my 6 lug so I'm going to just swap the guts out into mine!
     
  25. Squids50
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    She is looking good keep at it cant wait to hear those pipes. Your going to wake up the block again. How is the dist going have you got her started yet?
     
  26. EnfadosoS
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    God I kno I can't wait to hear the pipes on this thing! Yea stabbed the distributer now just gotta dial in the timing on her!
     
  27. Stevie Nash
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    Looking good, will make a nice custom!
     
  28. backroads
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    Hell of a nice ride, Can't wait to see it lowered
     
  29. Thanks EnfadosoS. I'll put that on my list of things to pick up when/if I ever decide to swap out the rear end.

     
  30. PUMPKINHEAD
    Joined: Dec 16, 2007
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    Looking good brother! Can't wait to hear it!
     

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