Amen, my wife has the same thoughts as yours :)

Quote from: RC Drown on October 13, 2011, 03:52:17 PM
The front bumper and the headlights look great, now drive her like the dickens and enjoy it

I always have 'driven her like I stole her'.

SHE who must be obeyed, upon asking her if 'we' should possibly sell the car, responds with a very definate "NO F----n way!!!!"

I like that in a woman, LOL!!!!

The front bumper and the headlights look great, now drive her like the dickens and enjoy it

NOW, about those Plymouth headlights and another complete grill assembly.....

Its NOT all Mopar anymore, here's the new (33/36 Ford) front bumper.

I like how it better mimicks the nose of the Plymouth better than the stock bumper.

You may gat point deductions for un- original parts, but enjoy if it fits nicely!!
Go

...a quickie update!
Last weekend,, at a weekend camp out weekend, I was given (freebee) a 1934 Ford front bumper, (new in the wrapper) and plans are underway to have new bumper brackets fabbed up and the bumper mounted. We find that this (these) years Ford bumper mimmicks the nose of the '37 Plymmouth better than the stock one does.

Welcome your thoughts on this 'other than stock' modification.....

Well, I didn't have much luck finding headlight buckets for our '37  :'( mainly due to a $hortage of fund$ on my part.

In the mean time, I am finding  :o I NOW need a front bumper (I actually DO have one :-[ ) AND bumper brackets.   8)

Bumperettes would be a bonus too...... ;)