Thread: a new project?

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Originally Posted by T42

Here ya go Don...If you got SOME time on your hands, this is different and certainly a PROJECT! (and only $1800)
http://www.hotrodgarage.net/38linc423.html

Should buff out real nice

I positively LOVE '37-39 Buicks (a '39 coupe would be perfect to me), they are so clean and stately looking. The similar year Olds and Pontiacs suffer from real clunky looking grilles, but if you can get past that they are decent prospects.

If you're looking for cheap this one looks awful promising, though the description is weak. If the floor pic is representative, it looks like it's not a total rust bucket. It's got a lot of the "small" pieces that add up fast if you've got to buy them separately (not to pick on the Zephyr, but all the neat goodies look to have been stripped from it as a comparison). The grille would be a relatively expensive item to replace, but at the buying price that hasn't drawn a bid in a few days (especially considering it's got a title) it looks like a steal to me (again, if price is the priority). It looks like this is the kind of car that will come with box loads of take off parts, so might be close to a complete car. Just a suggestion.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RARE-...spagenameZWDVW

Try Dansoldcars.com for all kinds of 30's sedans or the "project car" section of "Deals on Wheels.com" for about any kind of 30s sedan you can think of.

how about an early 50's Mercedes? there styling is simmilar to the 1930's American styling. I'v seen a few restored at shows, but never 1 hotrodded