Thread: New here, but not a newby
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03-13-2007 03:59 PM #1
New here, but not a newby
Hello, I live in Cleburne, Texas and have building car since I was 16. My first car was a 1960 chevrolet. My latest are 93 Caprice, 39 Plymouth pickup. I am a police officer on my regular job. I belong to several other forums, 4adrive.com, Hotrodders.com, autobody101.com. My forte is paint and body, and engine building.
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03-13-2007 04:08 PM #2
Welcome to the forum, what's your name?PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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03-13-2007 04:44 PM #3
Welcome to the forum. You don't see many '39 Plymouth trucks. I have a '39 Dodge, and am using a '39 Plymouth truck grille shell because the Dodge is much uglier.
How about posting some pictures?
Don
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03-13-2007 09:40 PM #4
Here are a few pics of the 39 plymouth. A few before and some after shots.
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03-13-2007 09:46 PM #5
Going to be a really nice ride!!! Welcome to CHR, lots of Hot Rodders and a ton of experience hanging out on the site. Stay around and have some fun.
PS---I get to Texas a couple times a year, got any get out of jail free cards????Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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03-13-2007 09:53 PM #6
Here are the after shots:
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03-13-2007 10:03 PM #7
My name is Frank. Here is a pic of my daily driver; And my shop where I spent most of my time when not at work.
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03-13-2007 10:29 PM #8
Wow, came out really nice. I notice the Plymouth has the turn signal lights on the headlights. Md Dodge of the same year has them up on the cowl, ala early Ford.
Your shop looks very conducive to getting the jobs done. Nice to see one that isn't all crowded with stuff.
Don
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03-14-2007 12:58 AM #9
i guess it helps being the law when your going a little(or a lot) above the speed limit eh?!?*****Under Construction*****
'66 Chevy II/Nova
CHR build link
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03-14-2007 03:15 AM #10
Great looking truck anda pretty neat SS.
Where is Cleburne, Texas?
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03-14-2007 09:57 AM #11
Cleburne is in Johnson county, the next county south of Dallas and Fort Worth.
With a daily driver like mine, it's very distinctive. The only time I ever get stopped, is when another LEO wants to talk to me. Johnson County is a small population county and all LEOs know each other. We kinda have this respect for each other, and don't give each other a reason to be pulled over for infractions. Plus, being such a small population, most people know us anyway, so it looks bad to be speeding through the small towns. I find it hard to write someone a citation for any law that I don't observe myself.
I'm just a country cop, laid back and easy going. I've been a cop in the big city, and had all the fun I want. Now it time to take it easy, and relax.
Live and let live is my motto.
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03-14-2007 01:01 PM #12
Frank Welcome to CHR
NOW is that 39 stock looking at the tires that would be my guess. Both rides are realy nice.Charlie
Lovin' what I do and doing what I love
Some guys can fix broken NO ONE can fix STUPID
W8AMR
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Christian in training
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03-14-2007 01:10 PM #13
Welcome Frank - nice shop - and lots of room.
When can I move in?
autobody101.com?There is no limit to what a man can do . . . if he doesn't mind who gets the credit. (Ronald Reagan)
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03-22-2007 05:56 PM #14
Ahh, now I know where it is. I have a ton of friends in Mesquite.
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03-23-2007 01:32 PM #15
Welcome to CHR Frank, its a great site! You rides look Great
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