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53plypat: I agree, anything postwar through the mid 50s shaped like an upside down bathtub. I picked up my 53 Plymouth coupe for $500 and have less than $3K in the whole thing. Had Maaco paint it after my bod work ($300) and Denver Spring did the rear leafers, otherwise all on me. We're having a lot of fun cruising and going to shows with it and that's what matters.
September 12, 2009 |
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legratrodder: This era of cars is my favorite. The thing is, these cars are still affordable in stock form. Often drivers can be had for reasonable money. With the whole rat rod craze, you don't even have to worry about paint and bodywork. Great cars. I had a '53 Chevy in college. I paid $25 for it and drove it for a year. I think I sold it for $50. Ah, those were the days.
September 8, 2009 |
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53plypat: Chevrolet and Plymouth, both 1949.
August 20, 2009 |
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