CARS FOR SALE !!

 1934 Plymouth coupe. Sitting on a 34 Ford frame. Has a 40 Ford front axle assembly and a Moser racing 12 bolt style rear end with posi traction and 3.50 gears. Axles are just tack welded to frame to make a roller. Should make a great bare bones Hot Rod $3500.00 The body is a little rough but how many suicide door coupes are still out there.

1936 Chevrolet 2 door sedan. Has a nova front clip. 350 engine and 350 trans. 10 bolt rear end. Runs and drives. I have ordered new glass all around. Has running boards, nice bucket seats with new upholstery. $6000.00 as it sits. I will start working on it soon and the price will go up accordingly.

Getting some " tin work " done on the 36 panel

I have about half the panels cut to fit for the floor of the 36 panel. I broke out the bead roller to add some stiffness to the panels. I need to use it more, practice is good. I see a power roller in my near future. The floor is starting to look real nice. Should have a bunch more finished tomorrow.

Scored a new project today. Can't decide if I want to sell it or finish it.

Well, here is a project I picked up today. It was started years ago. The drive train is completely rebuilt. Engine, trans, steering, brakes, shocks, driveshaft, etc. etc. Has had quite a bit of body work done already. The paint work has been started.  I have a garage full of parts. Almost everything is here, it needs a tailgate and a front panel for the bed. I plan on getting the new wiring in and all the new glass. I really want to get it running and driving and then decide where it goes from there.

Spent a couple of hours putting some spare parts together

I threw some axles under the frame I picked up the other day. The frame is a 34 ford. the body is a 34 Plymouth. They fit pretty good together. i think I have the makings of a cool highboy coupe.

here are a couple of nice fish from the last few days

Has has been a little touch and go with the rising water. You can still find some nice fish if you work for them.

The 40 Is going to the paint shop.

Well, I hung the doors and aligned them. The gaps are good and they fit really nice. Added a front sway bar and made sure the steering will clear the exhaust. Looks like she's ready for the final step. PAINT!!!  Can't wait to see it finished.

Here are a few fishing photos from the last few days.

 This was Mike's very first fish on a fly rod.

we had some great fishing and a really good time again this year. Thanks Guys!