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  1. 11-21-2009 06:56 PM #1
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    33 Dodge coupe

     



    Hi Guys,
    I'm rebuilding a 33 Dodge that my husband and I put together about 25 years ago. It was built to look like the American Grafetti coupe with a 327 and a 32 Ford grill shell. I.m going to replace the transmission and the front end. I've torn out the interior and started sanding down the paint.
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  2. 11-21-2009 07:19 PM #2
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    Cool. Post some pictures as you go along.........we LOVE pictures.

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  3. 11-22-2009 10:41 AM #3
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    I changed my avatar to show the coupe in 1992. It won't be yellow any more.
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    Hey Marcia-------Good going. People will love this thread. Did you get the front axle assembly today? Happy Thanksgiving. Perley
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  5. 11-22-2009 04:50 PM #5
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    Ground some of the rivits off the cross member.
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    The front end is out. I'm going to bolt in a temporary ladder bar and remove the cross member.
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    Well, I found the problem with the front end I was going to put under the coupe. It's a Chevy!!!
    Well, that won't work.
    Back to square one.
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    The cross member is out. Got the front of the frame braced up good.
    Took the steering box off this morning and the column is out.

    It looks like I will be taking the body off the frame. I really didn't want to do that.
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    Christmas has kept me from working on the car. Waiting for some parts to arrive. I'll get back to it in a few weeks.
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    Hey Speedy, try a Volare front end, should measure up pretty good for you. Unless your looking for a straight axle, any Dodge truck up till 48 have great
    4" drop axles, there's even an aftermarket disc conversion..
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    The front end arrived. Now to put all those pieces together. Going to have a smaller gas tank made. Has anyone used hi build primer?
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    So I'm anxious to know what kind of "front end" you purchased!?
    I'm working on a '32 as well.
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    Speedy....have used the PPG brand of hi-build primer on my wagon. I am using PPG epoxy primer for doing all the primer work. It gives you a good base and bodywork will adhere to it as well. The hi build is being used in areas where the bodywork is finished and will do the block sanding. The hi build fills in all the little scratches .
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    What happened to your pictures in post 21? They were there, but now just a big box with a little tiny box & red X in the corner saying "Attached Images", or is it just on my computer??
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    What happened to your pictures in post 21? They were there, but now just a big box with a little tiny box & red X in the corner saying "Attached Images", or is it just on my computer??
    I still see them.


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