The Story

Two projects, one purpose. The first is barn-find drag car from Wisconsin that brings the aggression: a built Chevy 350 with a lumpy cam, mated to a 4-speed Saginaw transmission and Chrysler 8.75 rear axle, built for the strip. The second is partially restored four-door sedan from Riverside, California that brings the structure: a clean 1937 Dodge D5 Sedan body with suicide doors and original factory identifiers intact. Separately, they were unfinished stories. Together, they are something nobody saw coming.

What you are looking at is the potential for a four-door gasser build, street rod, or bagged cruiser. With its long stance, big tire in the rear, skinnies up front, and headers out the sides, the direction is yours to decide. The coupe body that originally carried the drivetrain is no longer part of the plan, but its front floor sections are included to support adapting the manual transmission into the four-door body. The builder who takes this on gets a platform with major components already in place and a clear direction forward.