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Thanks guys. Now if I could just get the brake lights to work. Were working fine before I had the under hood wiring fire and had to rewire the car. Tail lights work, turn signals work and flashers work, but no brake lights. I has to be something simple, but I'm not finding it.

Here you go.

Actually it was last weekend, but went from this To this in my 37 Plymouth coupe

Actually it was last weekend, but went from this To this in my 37 Plymouth coupe

1937 Plymouth Frame Dimensions

Also a video. I would say these guys had the track dialed in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GHHZ0_Dcq4

Here are a few from this year's HAMB Drags.

This is a pretty nice build (minus the Chebby power plant) from over on the HAMB of a 37 Plymouth gasser. He had a extensive build thread but it ended up being deleted so now only an album. Album : http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1937-plymouth-gasser-album.845806/ And here is a nice...

Looking at those pictures, I think you will have the body work done by lunch time. Doesn't look like it needs much.

More from 2010

From the 2010 HAMB Drags. Most of these cars were at this drags this year but I didn't take a lot of pictures since all I had was my phone.

And while it is not a Gasser, I had to include this one because it is a beautiful car that I would love to have in my driveway.

More And a couple of short videos "][/URL] "][/URL] "] [/URL] Last one I didn't get the camera shut off so you get about 15 seconds of nothing. The blue Willys was a Stone - Woods - Cook "tribute" notice the door lettering. Pebble - Pulp - Chef "] [/URL]

From 2013 HAMB Drags. I will apologize for the quality up front. Like a Dufus, I left my camera at home and had to use my phone. :rolleyes:

What a nice truck. All it needs is lowered a couple inches and this.

Welcome from another P15 owner. You might want to check in over at the P15-D24 forum as well. http://mopar.pairserver.com/p15d24ph_forum/forum/4-p15-d24-forum/ These are great platforms for a build, I am now on my second. So if you need any advice or have questions let me know and I will do...

Is the old flathead and transmission in running or rebuildable condition? If so you might want to log on over at the P15-D24 http://mopar.pairserver.com/p15d24ph_forum/index.php?/page/index.html site and offer it up for a little parts spending money. You may want to check in over there anyway...

Could have saved yourself a ton of work by sticking with the stock Plymouth frame. The front suspension on the old Plymouths are pretty good with a relocation of the top shock mount. Throw on one of the bolt on disc brake kits and you are good to go up front. There are several choices for...

Check with Charlie Akers at rustyhope.com he does basically bolt on disc brake kits for the 30's-40's Mopar cars, but I don't know about the trucks. I am running one of his kits on my 48 Plymouth Coupe and it works great. Was installed in a day as all it required was drilling the spindle...

Just got this photo in the mail Saturday. It is my dad old Willys from the early 60's. The photo was dropped off at my mom's house by a guy I went to high school with but haven't seen in 20+ years. His dad raced with my dad for years. The photo was taken in June 1963 at MoKan Dragway where the...