This is what the car looked like when I just got home.
Here is the powerplant to my 34 Coupe.It`s a blown 426 Hemi with about 650 hp.The Hemi was built by a good friend of mine.His name is Ron Bohn.He has his own race shop by the name of "BOHN MOTORSPORTS" located in Benton Harbor, Mi. This Hemi in my coupe will make a wild Pro Street car to cruise the streets in.
Here is the latest picture of my 34 Plymouth. That big HEMI sure looks good in the car. I`ll be putting the steering column & steering wheel in the car next. Then it will be time to put a set of headers on it. I`m moving along on my project slowly but surely.
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Here is my steering column & steering wheel mounted in the car in the picture on the left.The picture on the right shows the headers after I had them coated at Jet-Hot.I`m in the process of putting my air conditioning in at this time.
This picture shows my Vintage Air Conditioner mounted under the dashboard.
The above two pictures show a view of the passenger side of the car & of the drivers side of the car also.The car sure looks better with the new grille in it.My next step will be to start wiring the car.
Here is another picture of my coupe.It feels good to sit in the drivers seat.I`ll be glad when I`ll be able to go cruising in it.Click on the picture to see a full size view of the car.
The two pictures above show the fuse box mounted under the dash & all the wiring that has to be ran through out the car.
Check out page 2 of my Plymouth Coupe project.
Pictures from the 2001 Mopars At The Red Barns car show.
Check out page 4 of my Plymouth Coupe project.
Time to start re: assembling car.
The paint job on my car is finally finished.
Last Updated on 9/22/2007