New guy with 36 Plymouth

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R.

Here is a pic.

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Lt Dan
I would consider putting a 440 in it when you drop that 360 in the Valiant. That 360 is just collecting dust! Wait, the two extra 440's are right next to it - collecting dust. This car is closer to original than chopping it up. This is what you call going against the grain - keepin it O! Not to many doing that!

35's and 36's Plymouths are my favorite years of that era ..although I applaud the fact that you would like to keep it original, trying to drive one on todays highways and traffic is downright scary ( atleast around here anyway) ..

Maybe do a resto-rod kind of thing to it, look original on outside but underneath use some modern touches, I've seen that theme pulled off successfully many times

Either way, its your car and its cool ..Good luck with the project

I'm with Bigdad on this one. Original is cool, but if you intend on driving it, at least upgrade the brakes and install a more friendly rear end gear. If its going to be a "parade ride" enjoy it as original.
Gene

OH, MAN! the 2-door trunk sedan, a very good-looking ride.

Congratulations.

R.

Thanks guys. You dont know how many people want me to rod this. My father has a 35 Plymouth almost like this but its a street rod. He's still working on it. He has several rides. I have every thing to put it together included NOS stuff still in boxes. Ever time I open a new box it has more stuff in it. I almost have triple of the major parts. The motor (straight 6), was rebuilt in the 80's and I fired it for the first time since the rebuild. I had fun getting it to come to life and spent the day getting it tuned in. It was a good feeling when it was running.