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    Car Year, Make, Model: 1941 Plymouth B-Coupe (I MISS her).
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    Updated Speedster Pictures

     



    Since so many members have been helping me with my latest project I thought I'd post some pictures of the speedster.

    The body is an old fiberglass shell that was likely intended for use as a VW conversion. It resembles a 1925 Bugatti T-35. When I got it it had been chopped up pretty good.

    The 170 cu. inline 6, 3 spd. top loader and 8" rear are all from a '63 Fairlane that I got off ebay for $100.

    Chassis and suspension are a combo of swap meet, ebay, and Speedway parts that consist of Model A style front spring with late 30's Ford I-beam with 4" drop, Model T style rear spring and a Speedway/Wilwood spindle and disc brake kit. It'll have Kurtis style radius rods front and rear and I hope to run friction shocks.

    With an expected total weight of around 1500 lbs. I think the 6 should propel it decent enough. And with the 21" x 4" Ford spokes I'll be sure to run out of traction before I run out of power.

    Planned engine mods will be a custom fab'd 6 into 1 header running along the outside of the body and a cam coming from either Isky or Schneider.

    I haven't decided on a color yet, but with the yellow wheels, I was leaning towards a Ford blue which would somewhat resemble the Penske/Sunoco T/A colors.
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