Way off topic! 36' Buick
 

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Cool, any shots of the body? What are the plans?

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Thanks for posting, looks like you are off to a good start!:cheers:

Street rods are still my favorites,Looks like it was in decent shape to start with

Now THAT'S a cool project! Keep us posted!:thumbsup:

I don't think I could ever own a streetrod for myself, but I think they're definitely cool and I like working on them

looks like a fun project, and definitely a solid looking car to start with too

super cool car.. but why isnt the frame boxed??? it will make more than a world of difference and not add alot of weight.. a boxed frame is several thousand times stiffer torsionally than an unboxed (just try and twist an empty box of matches with and without the outer part present..)

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