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V-16 · 24th August 2007, 18:30

Whooops!! This thread seems to be really on fire.
Well ID:303 seems to be a chop shop job. The grille is nothing like i've seen on any Chrysler. See the top. It almost looks like a convertible top or a canvas top. In the 30's these cars came with only steel/metal tops. Thats one more reason which points towards my chop shop theory. The grille itself like Awini pointed out is very 36-37-38, more 37 and looks like more of a Plymouth grill. Plymouth and Chrysler did sell the same cars i different names eg the 1938 Chrysler Wimbledon was actually a Plymouth seven seater sedan.

These cars were sold in the UK as Chryslers where infact they were actually Plymouths. So I strongly suspect that this is a "Zabardasti Ka Woddy" made by one of USA's so many custom guys.

The car's looks are made to look like a 1938 Chrysler Imperial Woody Wagon see the pic below.

Cant be a town and country as these were made only from 1941.

ID:304 is a 1946 Ford super or a Ford Mercury Woody Wagon

ID:305 IS a Ford Country Squire from the looks of it a 1951 maybe. See the matching pic of a 1951 below.

ID:306 looks like a hot rod project based on Ye olde Ford-Ts

24th August 2007, 18:30	#1265 (permalink)
V-16 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: May 2005 Location: mumbai Posts: 2,734	Whooops!! This thread seems to be really on fire. Well ID:303 seems to be a chop shop job. The grille is nothing like i've seen on any Chrysler. See the top. It almost looks like a convertible top or a canvas top. In the 30's these cars came with only steel/metal tops. Thats one more reason which points towards my chop shop theory. The grille itself like Awini pointed out is very 36-37-38, more 37 and looks like more of a Plymouth grill. Plymouth and Chrysler did sell the same cars i different names eg the 1938 Chrysler Wimbledon was actually a Plymouth seven seater sedan. These cars were sold in the UK as Chryslers where infact they were actually Plymouths. So I strongly suspect that this is a "Zabardasti Ka Woddy" made by one of USA's so many custom guys. The car's looks are made to look like a 1938 Chrysler Imperial Woody Wagon see the pic below. Cant be a town and country as these were made only from 1941. ID:304 is a 1946 Ford super or a Ford Mercury Woody Wagon ID:305 IS a Ford Country Squire from the looks of it a 1951 maybe. See the matching pic of a 1951 below. ID:306 looks like a hot rod project based on Ye olde Ford-Ts __________________ Dear God, Why Is Life So Unfair??!!!! Last edited by V-16 : 24th August 2007 at 18:33.