PICS...A Great 1934 Plymouth Flathead Hot Rod....

[frankieflathead]

 

Seen last night at one of the last cruise-ins of the season, it's 201 was replaced with a slightly bored Dodge truck 230. A shaved head, mild cam, twin Weber carbs and headers complete the hop-up package.

 

To hear it bark, click on the link....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcjSoEjB1as&feature=youtu.be

Edited September 19, 2014 by frankieflathead

[Reg Evans]

NICE !

[50 coupe]

sweet, love it. Thanks for the pic!

[greg g]

Wasn't there a woman forum member from New Hampshire who had a similar car and posted a couple years back? Was quite active here and on the hamb for a while then was gone? Looks and sounds similar to the car tagged here but I noticed this one has mass plates.

[frankieflathead]

Could be, Greg. But I don't recall seeing it. I think this is the first time I saw this one, but the way my memory is these days that doesn't necessarily mean it was. 

Edited September 19, 2014 by frankieflathead

[Andydodge]

Just love it........the last 5 seconds with it leaving are perfect........a real bark...........andyd

[Niel Hoback]

Why am I always so jealous???

[frankieflathead]

Your not alone on this one, Niel. This car is a real peach.

[Niel Hoback]

Dang it ! You're making it worse for me !!!!

[Young Ed]

How about these beauties?

 

 

[DJ194950]

Ed- that beyond my dream car. Always loved the 33-34 Mopars.

 

Can't say which body part I'd swap for it but-well it's not doing much these days! 

 

DJ

[DJ194950]

My bad hip joint and lower back!

 

DJ

[ROB-PA]

Wow! There is nothing like having a goal to shoot for.

[fstfish66]

How about these beauties?

 

 

wow  sweeet,,,A/C on a flat head,wonder if it will go up a hill,,,,

[BobT-47P15]

Cool.  Sounds like it has dual pipes.......only looked like one below the bumper.

I think the lady's name was Rebecca............did all her own work, or something like that.

[Don Coatney]

Rebecca.

 

http://p15-d24.com/user/887-n1gzd-plymouth/

 

http://www.pangalacticconsortium.com/cars/cars.htm

 

http://www.pangalacticconsortium.com/cars/plymouth.htm

[frankieflathead]

Cool.  Sounds like it has dual pipes.......only looked like one below the bumper.

I think the lady's name was Rebecca............did all her own work, or something like that.

Yes it did, Bob. There were two pipes underneath that exhaust deflector.

[moose]

That looks like Bill Bailey's car.  Where was this cruise?

[frankieflathead]

That looks like Bill Bailey's car.  Where was this cruise?

 

Gill, Massachusetts. I didn't get the owner's name, unfortunately.

Edited September 26, 2014 by frankieflathead

[moose]

That could be his.  I haven't seen him or it for a few years.  Very nice car, took a little ride in it at the Alter Boys show in Natick.  I know there are some pictures in Rebecca's album of all three of of our cars together.

Edited September 26, 2014 by moose

[martybose]

Nice to see that I'm not the only person that managed to get a set of Phillips Performance cast iron headers before they disappeared .............

 

Marty

[Plymouthy Adams]

the cast iron headers are nice..do like the smooth look of them for sure...but the bigger puzzle is why the AC install and yet no belt to drive the compressor..the multi-v chrome pulley...looks trick but for what purpose?

[Don Coatney]

Cant you see the chrome belt?

[Young Ed]

the cast iron headers are nice..do like the smooth look of them for sure...but the bigger puzzle is why the AC install and yet no belt to drive the compressor..the multi-v chrome pulley...looks trick but for what purpose?

 

He was having trouble with the mount flexing/moving and tossing the belt. It was removed at the time for troubleshooting.

[Plymouthy Adams]

Don Coatney, on 26 Sept 2014 - 12:16 PM, said:

Cant you see the chrome belt?

what was I thinking...I figured it could have been some of that high polished transparent super-flex aluminum as Scotty developed on Star Trek and brought back in time..