It is not mine, nor do I know the owner. I was searching and spotted it. I do not know if it is a good buy or not.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2400971142&category=6173

item 2400971142
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1937 Chevrolet 2 door master deluxe sedan

1940 Chevrolet 4 door Special Deluxe

Might be a good start for someone who only wants steel, but a glass car would be so much easier.
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Lynn
'32 3W

I've been wondering, "Whatever happened to the subjects that tested Preparations A through G?"

Hey you should grab that one and do yourself a nice Rod. Some Tubs,box the frame. Front and rear axles.Crate motor. Hammer out the dents. Get your buddy to paint it for you. Flat glass is easy. you are there. And best of all you wouldn't have to mess up the other chevy ya got. Good Luck Bidding. LOL
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I'll drive it anywhere anytime.

Seems to me that the dash would be worth that price; but then, there are nine days left in the auction. It would also make a great practice piece for someone that wanted to try their hand at chopping a top.
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phil


It's not a NOMAD, it's a Yeoman!
Not an engineer, but I DO drive a train.

If it was closer to home, I'd bid on it. What the heck, for the price, you could have fun with it, and, if you blotch the chop job, off with the roof! LOL Seriously, how often do you find these anymore? Get it and store it. Buy parts as you find them.
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Street is Neat, so are Feet.

Lower Susquehanna Valley Chapter of DSRA
Enis- The most famous Dipstick of all.......

Buy it and start collecting parts..it'll be done in a couple of years. I say take the plunge!!!
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Home to Lugnut!
NSRA,GG,Doughnut Derilects,CRS, Trophy Whores,etc,etc...
Charter Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association

That would be a great deal,I'm seein low buck hotrod here, BUT, How did he take that picture on March 17, 2003?

I've been watching this one...and bidding on it but I never noticed the date on the pics. I wondered why there wasn't any snow on the ground.
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George

P.S. I'm not going very high on it tho so if someone really wants it.....go for it. I need another car like I need a hole in the head, but it is a Chevy (which I seem to be collecting) and if it goes cheap enough I have a vision...... That always gets me in trouble :-)
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George

I know the new cameras are getting pretty sophisticated, but I didn't know they had the ability to take you into the future. I'd like to have a picture of the Wall Street Journals stock price page from about mid 2003 LOL.
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Measure twice; cut once, ie. "I cut it three times and it's still too short"

If anyone close to Washington state is interested in a better 33 chev, give me a shout and I'll hook you up with the guy who has it.
I think he wants 4500 for it.
Its got all the parts and then some.
wood kit, all body parts, good fenders, grill rechromed, a bunch of trinket parts all rechromed.
wood grained dash, and much more.
even a rolling frame.
It was the master coupe or whatever the bigger one was called (deluxe?)
It's in Bellingham Wa.

There's a lot of work here boys.
I sure am glad I'm past that stage! The '33 still had the 'ladder bar' frame and would need boxing and X membered. It's worth the existing bid though, just to get the doors, garnish moldings, and dash.
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Wear your seatbelt.

Yep, Would make a project for some one not looking to drive it this year.If someone here gets it,I have front and rear fenders off a 35 chevy sedan that will fit with about as much work as you would have to put into the rest of the body. Will trade for the window moldings.
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If you want it yesterday, then call me tommorow and I will have it ready today.