Anyond have any picts to show if you can make one of the "shoebox" looking sedans cool? I am looking for a 46-48 in my area, and this 49 came up. I like the older suicide doors better than the traditional sedan style set up. Let's see them if you got them.

I prefer the rounded 46-48 bodies, but there is a guy over on HAMB that just chopped a shoebox. Made a big difference.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=267668

It went from "grandma" to "rod" instantly. That's pretty cool. I'm gonna move away from the 60's into the 40's and I already have my eye on a 41 plymouth sedan.

The HIGH AND MIGHTY !

Not pretty, just fast.
R.

1949-1952 Mopars are awesome. Here are some of the pics I've collected over the years.

BloodyKnuckles (on the HAMB) 1951 Plymouth that RodStRace mentioned earlier. Check it out here: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=231864&showall=1 or just check out the pics below.

Before:


Cutting off the top:


After:
















and the infamous Flathead 6 to finish it off:

Another Before and After:

My own 1950 Dodge Coronet:

To each his own, but whatever you do, please don't do this. Please.

A couple from "Back in the Day."

Desoto's are cool, too. This one is a 1949, pretty much the same as your Plymouth but with an obviously different grill.

Business Coupe:



Another Chopped Plymouth:

One of the coolest pictures ever. Brand New 1950 Dodge and 1950 Desoto.

Awesome Desoto from Sweden.

Those are some awesom cars. I am still convinced that for me to buy a 49 and newer, it will have to be a 2dr. The sedans will have to stay 48 and earlier. I love the 3 window cars!!!!!

THanks for the Pics......Those cars are GREAT!!

Your totally welcome. Here's another one. Business coupe. Sick.

Here's another vintage pic. How cool is this!

More.

Check out this crazy custom plymouth, wow.

Custom 1951 Plymouth Convertible

Just found this pic of an in progress 1949 Dodge. Chopped and smoothed out. Great start to a what's going to be a really cool Kustom.



Back to the top for inspiration.

Salazar Brothers built 1950 Plymouth.

Those would be 60's Kharmann Ghia taillights on that last one.
bryce

ok I will join in on this ....
here is my P19 plymouth... had this baby for 26 years now