Thread: 1937 dodge

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Originally Posted by Easyrider

.......If you (or anyone else) wants to see some pics of a 37 panel truck with a 5.7 hemi installation, I can fix you up with the link. Have fun...
Glen

Glen, you're like the carnival barker whispering to the teenage boys walking by, "Hey boys, wanna see some naked girls?" Heck yes we wanna see the pictures! !

Originally Posted by rspears

Glen, you're like the carnival barker whispering to the teenage boys walking by, "Hey boys, wanna see some naked girls?" Heck yes we wanna see the pictures! !

Ladies and gentlemen, step right up! Come watch the naked lady climb the greased pole...the higher she climbs, the more you can see of her...holy smokes folks! For ten cents, one tenth of a dollar, one thin dime...and so on, and so on...lol
Here's the link, I haven't figured out yet how to do pics from another site, and, anyway, there are too many pics for that. These are really good!
Schwartz Inc - Gallery - Trucks

Notice in the pics, the "Mustang 2" front suspension, and how nice it looks. Compact, tidy, and I'm betting it fits his track width perfectly. And, FWIW, I'm pretty sure there isn't a single part on it from FoMoCo, it's all custom, likely from Hortons Hot Rod Parts, in Ontario, Canada www.horton.on.ca and the crossmember was likely from Paul Hortons welder series www.welderseries.com
The truck was built for a guy at Hortons, by Schwartz, and everything is first class. I talked to the Hortons guy on the phone, and he was very informative and obliging. I may very well use the same ifs, but overall, I hope to use lots of stuff from my donor car, in an effort to keep the coupe "all Dodge", and to save lots of money! I hope someone finds this interesting...
Glen