Originally Posted By: Beater of the Pack
Nice to have a Dodge guy here again. MOPAR flathead sixes were my dad's favorite engines.

Indeed they are pretty cool, we have a local guy in our Bay Area Inliners that has a '40 Plymouth with a flathead six, it's olive, and is really nice. They made some cool Plymouth pickups, but they're pretty rare but have super nice grills and front ends on them. I wouldn't mind having one of them, but the Art Deco era Chevy is the one I have and probably will have for a long time.

Originally Posted By: Beater of the Pack
Sorry but you can not post pictures here without joining Inliners International. I'd like to see what you are working on.

Even so, it's a PITA to have to post them over in the Photo forum, and the size restrictions are limiting somewhat. It would be nice if the Inliners International would just bite the bullet and allow people to upload photos in their posts. The software is capable of doing it, it's just configured not to, AFAIK.

Lostviking, where are you in Cali? I live in San Jose, but building a home in Lake County also...at least I'm *trying* to build a home...LOL I just googled the '46 Dodge and those are way cool, similar to the Plymouth and very much like my '46 Chevy. Love the headlights and style, it has good lines, IMO. You just can't go wrong with Art Deco era! whistle

EDIT: Hooya! Check this video out, this is pretty cool...Lostviking, do you have those turn signals on the side by the doors? I like that!


Last edited by TraditionalToolworks; 01/04/20 05:42 AM. Reason: Add YT video of a WD20

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Keroppi - 1946 Chevy 1/2 Ton Pickup