Cruisin with the top down this weekend in VA.? Beautiful sun and mid 50s.? Excellent.

My 36 again with my friends 68 Valiant.

Quote from: 28 Ply.cpe on March 10, 2009, 03:26:36 PM
1928 Plymouth Q business coupe located in N.E. Ohio. This car was purchased in 1961 and for years parts were found to restore this car which finally happed in 1997. We show this car at National Plymouth events and 4 cyl. tours. Having a lot of fun with this relic.

VERY nice little coupe,and I am betting you do have a lot of fun driving it around. That's what they were made for,not being pushed on and off trailers at shows.

Can you tell me the hp rating for the 28 Ply 4's? How did they stack up against the Dodge "Fast 4's"? Do you have any trouble driving it 50-55 MPH?

Don's a copycat.

A couple of shots of my 63 Sport Fury.

Beautiful '28 business coupe.  Very nice !!

1928 Plymouth Q business coupe located in N.E. Ohio. This car was purchased in 1961 and for years parts were found to restore this car which finally happed in 1997. We show this car at National Plymouth events and 4 cyl. tours. Having a lot of fun with this relic.

Beautiful  car, You are waiting for warm weather impatiently, aren?t You (seems not to be too cold in VA)? I am too..
Greetings! Go

Heres my 36 P2. I bought it in parts last year with no wiring and panels attached. I took it down the road yesterday with no winshield, lights or lic.(small neighborhood). I still have a long way to go!

Randy beautifull 65. Lets see pictures of the rest of the car. One of my memories when I was a kid was in a sport fury. I use to think that my dad was the fastest racer around and this car was the leader. lets see more.

The 65 Sport Fury has just returned from some slight body work and paint and a new interior.? Not exactly original but it is beautifully done.? It looks great.

Here is my latest "Toy"   My race car!   64 Plymouth Fury

Quote from: Don Coatney on January 04, 2009, 09:58:31 AM
Here is a shot of my car.

Don, don?t forget to square the darnaged Tenn. Licence plate at last....
Greetings!Go

I've been wanting to ask thils for a while.? Judging from the tools on the ground, do you suppose the front seat has a lid on it?  Of course I mean the blue 48.
Bob

Here is my '69 Roadrunner, 383, automatic. and '64 Barracuda, 273, automatic.

Quote from: Don Coatney on January 04, 2009, 09:58:31 AM
Here is a shot of my car.

Got another good laugh out'a that one...  ;D

Pete

 :o Very nice. When these were new, I didn't care for them, but now I think they're neat.

Here's a pic of my 6l Fury, its a 318 with torqueflite.? I gave it a restoration and first ever repaint about l8 months ago.? Hope you like it.
Bob

Steve,
Looks great. Is that all new wood?
Jim Yergin

Since I started the tread,... figured I was due to post an update of my progress...? so here it is.
Thanks for all the great pictures guys!!
Steve in FL.

Here is mine. Been working on it for one year. Don't think the pics posted.

Jim

Quote from: Don Coatney on January 04, 2009, 09:58:31 AM
Here is a shot of my car.

Don,

Great picture but who is that under your car.? Could it be a skinny Don ????

Chet...

Here is my '47 Special Deluxe and my '40 PT-105 Pickup.

Erv
Colorado Springs, CO

Don, you should be ashamed of yourself. Working on the car without proper foot protection.   ;D

looks like an every tool in the box job. Probably something real simple like a complete engine overhaul. Good luck and Happy New Year to all.
Brian '41 coupe

Great!! looks just like my shop, cept you own moor tools!! :'( Bill James

Don,

Great special effects:)

Here is a shot of my car.

Thanks Bob, I think you have already seen the photo, but no one else has...Happy Holidays

Here' my 1940...Lots of work to do yet...She's nite nite for the winter...Hi Bob, haven't talked to you in a while...Hope everyone had a great Christmas

It is a warm morning here abouit 32 degrees and overcast, so I decided to break the winter doldrums and fire up the old Plymouth.  I backed her out of the garage, parked her under the tree and let her run up to operating temp.
I wasn't able to take her out on the road as we had some freezing rain during the night, so the roads are all covered in salt.

I like the full hubcaps, but the other four are on my son Shane's '51 Chevy.

Happy New Year to everyone
Bob

Hi Bob, know the area well, use to go to a place called Smallwood just outside Monticello as a kid. Uncle had a place there. Used to take 17 to exit 90 and run 30 up to rte. 28 once in a while to change the route to Merrit or Merrydale where my friend lived. Will get you pics of the interior as soon as I get back to the car.
Brian

Brian,

Neversink is located in the western Catskills.  We are 50 miles southwest of Kingston, 10 miles east of Liberty, and roughly 20 miles northeast of Monticello.  An hour west of the PA border.

Oneonta is less than two hours north of us.  There was a point in my life when I drove thru Oneonta twice a day to go to work, but that was over 30 years ago.

I was stationed on Long Island at Montauk Point for almost a year and a half at a radar squadron there from July of '69 until Oct of '70

When the time comes, sure would enjoy photos of the interiors of both cars, if it isn't too much of a problem.

Danbury is less than two hours east of Neversink.  My wife and I were over there last year

When Danbury had the fair I attended it a couple of times, again that was over 30 years ago.

Happy New Year,
Bob

I know Bob, looks good from 55' away. Don't be fooled they are all like that, I've got a little rust just in front of the rear fenders above the running boards that I want to fix but think I'll have trouble matching or blending the paint so I leave them for now. It will be a while for pics of the interior, I'm not home right now. Do you want the 38's interior or the 41's interior, couldn't figure that one out. I've seen you're from Nevasink, NY, not sure where that is although you've mentioned the Catskills. Had a friend near Oneonta years ago but he passed away about 15 years ago and I haven't been that way since. I'm an old Bronx boy myself, then moved to the Island in 76 and then to Brooklyn in 89 and then on to NC in 2001. Bought my car from a guy in Danbury, CT. He was some sort of politician and used the car to transport voters for some 30 years. Had been sitting for a while by the time I got it but hauled it to NC, a little compound and wax, some mechanicals and well you see the end result. Nice chatting with you. Looks like we have some great cars in this club. By the way have a great New Year.
Brian

Brian,

The '37 and '38 Buicks are one of the best looking cars from the late '30's if not the best in my mind

Nope, I haven't finished the visor as of yet, my son is working on a project, so at this point I don't have the room  He was given a cab from a 1935 Ford pickup, along with the radiator grille, headlight assembly, front fenders and running boards.  He wants to chop the top rougly 3 inches and put it on a two wheel drive S-10 frame.

Thanks for the kind words about my Plymouth, but believe me, the photos do it more justice, otherwise she is a 55 footer:):) but I drive her, this year just over 1700 miles.  Basically only two shows locally, then one cruise in about 20 miles east of here on Wednesday evenings

When you get a chance, could you email me some photos of the Buick, plus the dash and interior?

I like the dash on mine, but I think they did a better better job with the dash in the '41's

Thanks again,
Bob

Hi Bob, here is the other side and the back. It's a completely original car, two owners with all the original paperwork. Original paint, interior and matching #'s for the engine. Rebuilt the braking system two years ago and the flattie runs nice. Have taken a couple of firsts in HPOF in local AACA shows. It's just fun to drive it and show it for what it gives back to the vintage car community. No thought of a restoration, too much fun this way. Did you finish your visor yet and is it back on the car?
Brian

Hi Bob, it's a '38 Buick Special. Have the motor out right now at a machine hop in New Bern, NC. Hope to have it rebuilt and back in the car by March or so. It's a complete rust free car, with the brakes redone and ready to roll. Would like to drive it this summer to local shows. Have admired your '40 coupe also Bob.
Brian

My bet is that it is a 39/40 Packard

Captbrian41

What is the car in the background?

You have a good looking '41

Here's my '41 in NC, a daily driver when I'm there. Like to see more pics of members' cars.
captbrian41