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Re: What ya think of this rig? ADVISE needed you too Ron!
[Re: Mopar Ron]
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12/09/15 10:57 PM
12/09/15 10:57 PM
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Cambridge Idaho
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Dave the 35 2 dr sedan would make a nice car just as the sedan it is. as much as I love sedan deliverys I would just build it as it is...  Ron I agree. I am still awaiting pics. For all I know this thing could be a total basket case. Im having a hard time finding many of this rigs with pictures from the back that are finished or completed cars. RUMBLON
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Re: What ya think of this rig? ADVISE needed you too Ron!
[Re: Mopar Ron]
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12/10/15 01:17 AM
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Freeport IL USA
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Sorry about the small picture, its the only one the site would let me post.
This is one of the few picture I have left of my 35 Dodge Trunkless 2 door sedan. Most of the pictures went with the car when I sold it many years ago. The Dodge version is more rare then the Plymouth version.
The rear fenders were widened 2" each. The tail lights were from a 73 Duster. This car had a 2" x 3" tube frame, a Volari Crossmember, built 318 4bbl with a built 904, and an 8 1/4 3:55 sure grip (until that broke, then it got an open 3:23, 8 3/4). It was my first build, and and was 98% Mopar parts! The car was a mess before I started (brought the whole car home in an 8' pickup box) and by my standards today (which still aren't very high), it was a mess when I sold it! We did put 66,000 miles on it in 7 years of driving. It was a great driver and ran really nice, the body had issues. Gene
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