whats up everyone

great site

im picking up a mid 30's chevy , my uncle is giving me and its in rough shape (he forgot what year it is) in the next couple of weeks

im looking for catalogs or websites for parts, mainly body

thanks for any help

also if anyone has any pic s for ideas

THX

joe

There are tons of ads in Hemmings Motor news and other magazines like Hot Rod. Doing a google search with search words like 1934 body panels or similar will yield tons of hits too.

don't think your going to find much except for fiberglass fenders and front/rear aprons

try to get a picture. you'd be supproised at how much yo can work with those massively dented doors. I've beed bring mine back to shape. whats so great is the metal they used from the 30's-70's

i think it needs a floor so ????

im getting this thing site unseen so ????????

who knows what im getting into

where in long island are you?

nassau/queens border

Be advised that GM cars prior to 1937 are structured with wood, not steel. What I mean is that the body and doors are built like a travel trailer(but of better materials), i.e. a wooden frame with sheet steel tacked, screwed and welded around it.

That makes the building of such cars with bad framing a bit more labor intensive than the normal post 36 cars as you'll have to replace the bad wood with steel tubing, etc. The good thing is that there are several posts here and elsewhere on the net that illustrate and explain this replacement and alignment process.

ok should have pics later today

and i think is it a 39 chevy with the slope back

http://www.aaaparts.cwmax.com/chevyhd.htm
http://www.antiquechev.com/29_36.htm
http://www.bowtiereproductions.com/
http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/s...ntiqueauto.com/
http://www.fillingstation.com/
http://vccachat.org/forum/ubbthread.../Board/1/page/1


That should hold yer fer awhile

thx bob

i still waitin for my cuz to email me the pics so i know what im getting into