Thread: New build thread; 48 Plymouth
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10-11-2008 06:23 PM #61
Nice job." "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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10-11-2008 08:37 PM #62
Originally Posted by bluestang67
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10-13-2008 05:55 PM #63
Imagine we all do . But we all plug away as much as we can .
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10-13-2008 08:03 PM #64
That's the fun part, taking your time and building it yourself and with your friends. Even if it takes a while, that's alright. I'm not knocking the guys who do it, but I don't think I could be one to hand it over to a professional shop and pay them build it. One, I could never afford it and two, I dont think you could get the same pride as when you do it yourself; even if it's not as perfect.
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10-13-2008 09:02 PM #65
Most of the speed builds i think end up sold off right away . When we do it our self's we have a drive to keep it awhile when its done . I know this next one is my last one i am going down to 2 cars but i really would like to have a 33 or 34 someday . The wheeling and dealing is coming to a end hhmmm .
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10-13-2008 09:04 PM #66
Originally Posted by bluestang67
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10-13-2008 09:20 PM #67
Falcon ok what is it ?? new project whats in the making from your thinking . I know they will have to peel me off the fender some day .
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10-14-2008 04:47 AM #68
I gotta tell you, building that truck was a blast. I'm thinking along those lines but more refined. Something with a "T" or "A" based chassis with a slightly dropped front axle, some type of open roadster body. Real utilitarian with no chrome or new speed parts. I just happen to have another flathead six sitting here along with some kingpin spindles, a good steering box, an S-10 five speed...............Don't get me sidetracked, I gotta finish this one f1rst.
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10-15-2008 09:42 PM #69
Falcon hhmm looks like you will have a big big shop soon . I see these are easy to get a start and move on maybe something i look into also . Once my life is back together if it ever is retirement and building could be in the future too .
But first stay on the coupe ideas are always of interest to me when someone is doing a car . Also gives me more get up and watch .
Oh Sunday should be a new pic up there on the left >
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10-15-2008 11:46 PM #70
All I have to say is that Falconvan has motivated me by this build thread to get off my butt and get started on my 46 Chrysler. I have no money to put into it right now at all but I am going to work with what I have now and get moving on it.www.streamlineautocare.com
If you wan't something done right, then you have to do it yourself!
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10-16-2008 06:19 AM #71
Originally Posted by bluestang67
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10-16-2008 06:22 AM #72
Originally Posted by FMXhellraiser
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10-16-2008 06:56 PM #73
Trailer is already hooked to truck and ready , Calls are done and times are set . My son has to work so i talked my daughter into road trip with me we leave Saturday morning at 6 am . Hope i sleep tomorrow night .
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10-17-2008 08:36 AM #74
Sounds like fun; how old is she?
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10-17-2008 05:20 PM #75
She is 21 , she will have her school books studying but the company will be good .
Came home needed to bled the brakes out pedal was a little low and spongy , felt it more with the trailer on . Packed up the necessary tools and jack for the trip along with extra straps . Maps and directions in the tote bag should be ready for 6 am .
I wanted to complain about this NZ slang business, but I see it was resolved before it mattered. LOL..
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