Hot Rods Any body ever run a 35 ford grill on a 34?

Any one have any pics of a 35 ford grill on a 34? After looking at pics of the 35 grill seems like it might work on a 34.

 

I saw a channeled 34 with a 35 grill at Syracuse, it looked insanely awesome. I don't know how to actually post the photos so here are links to it...

https://instagram.com/p/qm5OzGD5W9/

https://instagram.com/p/qm12Myj5Q_/

EDIT:

I found the original pictures on my phone

 

That does look good.

 

I dig it

 

Sweet!

 

Thats not as bad as I thought it would look. Not bad at all.

 

Looks Great! wouldn't have thought of it.

Ray

 

Nice!

 

It does look very good.

 

It looks better than a
32 shell
A scraped up 33/34
chopped 33/34 grill
Great option for a channeled car.

 

The whole car is so cool it brings the grill along with it.

 

Wow


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Yep pretty neat. And different. I see a trend starting.....

 

As a dyed in the wool 34 lover, I thought "not a chance" when I read the question, but I was pleasantly surprised when I scrolled down and saw the pictures. Dig the car. Nailhead, channeled, etc really has a nice old style look to it. 35 grille and hood "works".
Anyone know if it's an old rod or new build? If it's a new build, the builder nailed the "looks like it drove out of a little pages magazine" look.

 

So I'm thinking, where have I seen that look before? 1935 Ford Miller Indy Specials! K6

 

Yep!

 

That does work, when I first saw the title to this thread I thought "oh no" but looking at that roadster - it looks good.

 

I would have never thought that would work...

 

Shape is similar so I was just wondering. Might do it on my coupe.....maybe

 

I was positive that would look terrible but I was wrong.

 

ya'll do know that's a mid year change over...... right........................... ;>)

 

It's too bad no one repops them, but being from only one model year... It is a great grille. I've even seen them on T roadsters. But I can't find the photos right now. Gary

 

Bump

 

Surprised me. Still think the '34 is the prettiest of them all.

 

I like the '33 best...

 

not bad!

 

Here's a 35 truck grille on a 34 3/w

 

It does. When the OP said it, I kinda thought "ugh", but it actually looks pretty good.

 

Look at the back wheel in this shot. Does this car have the swing axle conversion in back that was written up in Hot Rod in the mid fifties??

 

I think this is the one my friend Bob from Canada built about 20-25 years ago. It was black primer with a flathead then.
Bruce from Saugerties