klicker Senior Member Dec 14, 2014 #1 picked up my new car today, 50 convert, small block Ford, C4. drove it 120 miles home. Attachments 50 convert.jpg 55.8 KB · Views: 178
RKS.PA Well-known member Dec 14, 2014 #6 Wow!!! She's a beauty!!! Doesn't look like she needs much, at least on the outside. I really like that white interior against the black. Best of luck and congratulation on your find!!!
Wow!!! She's a beauty!!! Doesn't look like she needs much, at least on the outside. I really like that white interior against the black. Best of luck and congratulation on your find!!!
GrandpasA Senior Member Dec 14, 2014 #11 Ya as everyone else stated, nice ride.. Now get a flathead in her...j/k... Love those verts...
klicker Senior Member Dec 14, 2014 #12 yeah, I was thinking I could pull the flattie out of the 39 and slide it in....
D. Jones Well-known member Dec 14, 2014 #13 klicker said: yeah, I was thinking I could pull the flattie out of the 39 and slide it in.... Click to expand... Craigs List here in Oregon usually has some flathead engines for sale. Some are purported to be recent rebuilds. Time spent building an engine is a worthy winter project.
klicker said: yeah, I was thinking I could pull the flattie out of the 39 and slide it in.... Click to expand... Craigs List here in Oregon usually has some flathead engines for sale. Some are purported to be recent rebuilds. Time spent building an engine is a worthy winter project.
C Charlie ny BANNED Dec 14, 2014 #14 klick, ABSOLUTELY tasteful......the green wheels set if off right on the money. Charlie ny
tubman Well-known member Dec 14, 2014 #15 That does it! I'm gonna' put blocks in the back of my '51 to go with the Aerostar springs and level it out! I just needed to see this.
That does it! I'm gonna' put blocks in the back of my '51 to go with the Aerostar springs and level it out! I just needed to see this.
F Ford Freak Well-known member Dec 14, 2014 #18 Great car ! I'm glad somebody had enough sense to keep a Ford engine (of ANY vintage) in it . Enjoy !
Great car ! I'm glad somebody had enough sense to keep a Ford engine (of ANY vintage) in it . Enjoy !