Post by jkflash on Mar 2, 2016 8:19:58 GMT -7
Greetings all,
In addition to our miniature scale hobby, I am also fond of cars I can get in an take for a spin. A long time ago in a galaxy far away my dad brought home a project that was to be my first car. As with all projects, they require a specific blend of time and money. When I was growing up, we didn't have much of either. As I have grown older I have often pondered what to do with this car, and this morning my dad gave me an idea (one I had tossed around before) and just wanted to know what other people thought. The car in question is a 1941 Plymouth Sedan with the suicide doors on the rear doors. This car has the front and rear stubs from a Chevy Nova so it is already set up for a small block Chevy. I had thought about building a small block, building a Hemi, building an LS style engine, new gen Hemi, and this morning dad suggested turbo diesel. Now I have visions of this car screaming through my head and just wanted some input.
Take care and spike your hair
Flash
In addition to our miniature scale hobby, I am also fond of cars I can get in an take for a spin. A long time ago in a galaxy far away my dad brought home a project that was to be my first car. As with all projects, they require a specific blend of time and money. When I was growing up, we didn't have much of either. As I have grown older I have often pondered what to do with this car, and this morning my dad gave me an idea (one I had tossed around before) and just wanted to know what other people thought. The car in question is a 1941 Plymouth Sedan with the suicide doors on the rear doors. This car has the front and rear stubs from a Chevy Nova so it is already set up for a small block Chevy. I had thought about building a small block, building a Hemi, building an LS style engine, new gen Hemi, and this morning dad suggested turbo diesel. Now I have visions of this car screaming through my head and just wanted some input.
Take care and spike your hair
Flash
