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Everything is easy to scrounge up around here...motors, frames, axles....bodies are almost nonexistant at a REASONABLE price. I've seen cheap (workmanship) fiberglass T tubs for $2800, a rusted '30 dodge coupe shell for $3000 and numerous other overpriced piles. I recently put the word out for...

I came across an ad for a 57 Buick parts car. Guy said it's a lost cause but mechanically complete. Went to look at it today. Pics are attached. Here's what is salvageable: -364 Nailhead -Dynaflow Trans -Torque-tube and diff -Radiator -steering column/wheel -rear windows -hood and some trim...

Hey don't know if there's already a thread for this but who on here is from Canada? Where are you from and what are you working on? I'll get the ball rolling.... I'm Ken, i live in Montreal and current "project" is reviving a 77 Dodge camper special pickup as a parts hauler. Also have a 40's...

What is it worth....I came across a 392 hemi with Imperial valvecovers and a 4 speed, compete, ran when pulled. Guy is open to offers, lives 10 hours away. What is a fair price? $500 ? $1000? what would you offer? (Serious replies guys please....) Here are the pics...

Last week I noticed an ad on my local net classifieds for a '78 dodge camper crew cab "never seen winter". Turned out to be a '77 D-200 Camper Special with a 400 big block with 64 000 original kms. It's been sitting outside for a couple of years but its not rotten anywhere...super rare up here...

I can pick up a frame and running gear from a guy hot-rodding :rolleyes: a 56 Dodge D100 pickup for dirt cheap. It's got a 315 V8 and manual box. Anything I should know about these motors? Is it worth getting for a project? I'll probably clean it up and run it as-is, I'm not looking to build it...

Just a quick note to say hi! My name is Ken and I am 27 years old. Been into old skool hot rods since I can remember. My first car at 16 was a basket case 1928 Model A coupe which I overhauled and put together. I drifted into Jeeps and offroading for a while and now the Rod itch is back...