Let's see your frame

[49plymouthdotcom]

I have my frame all painted and tonight I prepped some suspension and other parts for painting. I'm excited to start putting things back together. Let's see some pics of frames with the suspension and driveline, anything in progress minus the body.

[TodFitch]

Here is what my frame looked like when I took it over to get the body put back on:

[Plymouthy Adams]

wagon frame being prepped

 

Edited May 20, 2017 by Plymouthy Adams

[PatS....]

Before

During:

After:

Been stalled here for too long, still may remove the body from the frame to finish it right...might not, too.

[Young Ed]

This is about as far as the truck ever got.

And my car

[Merle Coggins]

Here's my truck frame before painting it...

and a after getting the drive train and brakes all together.

Merle

[Plymouthy Adams]

I kinda fancy this picture..setting the V6 Magnum and A500..this also pictures the frame clip I affixed to the original frame of the wagon..

 

Edited May 20, 2017 by Plymouthy Adams

[krodaddy]

52 Plymouth Cranbrook frame. Sandblasted, Painted with POR 15 and ready for suspension to be reinstalled. Cleaning and painting that stuff now.

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[Don Jordan]

It's interesting I just posted about frames asking what to paint them with. I was told, and took the advice, and bought a gallon of Eastwood.

But since we're showing off frames I thought I would show a before picture. I only hope there will be an after picture.

[Don Jordan]

While we're on the subject: I live in the desert and it gets hot. For many years I had taken the tires off and covered them in the truck bed. I had to move the frame for some construction and I'm going to move it back. Rather than put it back up on jacks is there something I can do to save the tires? It's got to remain outside for a while. Some one told me you can rub brake fluid on the tires and it keeps the rubber from drying out. Is that a wives' tale. Some times I believe silly things like that.

[Plymouthy Adams]

rubbing brake fluid shines the tires to no end..makes them soft..long term effect unknow..the one guy I knew that did this on his 65 Dodge Polara could not keep tires on it long enough for long term testing..that was one very pretty and fast car...black on black..every Friday at 2PM on the dot he pulled that car into the bay..cleaned, polished and tuned for the weekend street action...

[Plymouthy Adams]

this is the club coupe..

 

Edited May 20, 2017 by Plymouthy Adams

[49plymouthdotcom]

This is great! Keep 'em coming!

krodaddy: I think we're tied. I did paint some of the parts today.

PatS: That's the look I'm going for. I plan to hit the rear, drive shaft and brakes too.

Please ignore clever product placement.