Another, you might be a redneck...

21willys · Oct 16, 2013

If you....

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Take a motor out the bottom and out the back of the car lol.

We didn't plan on doing it this way but it worked out pertty good.

The car is for sale if any one wants a 49 Plymouth.

Bamamav · Oct 16, 2013

At first glance, I thought that was a VW Bug you were putting a motor in the front!

2.3Turbo_T · Oct 16, 2013

Why not?

Neverdone · Oct 17, 2013

If it works and no one got hurt, is it really a bad idea? How much of that plymouth you got??

21willys · Oct 18, 2013

Neverdone said:
If it works and no one got hurt, is it really a bad idea? How much of that plymouth you got??

I've got the whole car minus engine/trans. I was going to build a 50s era race car out of it but it has yet to happen. $500, not sure if I have a title or not.

Hydrocarbon Rocket · Oct 18, 2013

Reminds me of when I done this. Only you had a lighter car with a bigger machine. I took my 200r4 out this big boat that I drove in High School and put in my 55. I did block it up before I got under it. My little Samurai picked it up clean of the ground. The back bumper was blocked up and it even picked up the rear tires too. Samurai back tires was very light but it worked.