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Remember Mom in the kitchen never measuring anything, just some of this, a little of that and a smidge of the other. By the way, how much is a smidge? And when it hit the table, it tasted great. This 1933 Chrysler is much like that, except, don't taste it. This epic car started as a 1933 Chrysler Coupe, painted a light cream that I believe is a primer this sleek body is ready to drive or, paint any color you like. Powering this beauty is a Desoto Fire dome 361 cubic inch Hemi engine that has the right go fast goodies inside and bolted to the engine itself. The builder tells me the Desoto Fire dome has a solid lift cam that as you can tell by the video has a very nice thump. The intake has a slight high rise to it and is topped with a Quick fuel double pumper 4-barrel carburetor and the firedome just begs for more. The transmission of choice 727 torque flight that has TCI marking on it. A Ford 9-inch rear axle was used and attached to the frame with ladder bars to hold it in place. Hair...

The styling of this sharp '33 Hotrod really comes from the initial stance of being lower in the front than the rear, its oversized headlights with chrome backings, and chrome bumpers. If you are looking for a comfortable Hotrod to cruise in, this is the Chevrolet for you. Powering this beauty is a Chevrolet small block 350 CID V8 engine that is mated to an automatic transmission and pushed down the road by the famous Ford 9 inch rear-end with 4. 11 gearing. The engine is shown off with the side panels removed on this Hodrod, this is to see the organized wires, competition valve covers, Weber Carb, and the long tube headers. Built with modern features like its R134a A/C system, cruise control, AM/FM Radio with CD player, power window, tilt wheel, and even seat belts, this car is made to be driven. The current owner has had it for almost 10 years and during that time they have collected all invoices and receipts for the services that have been completed. The red paint on this '33 still shines and looks great. When peaking your head inside of the cabin,...

1933 Plymouth 5 Window Coupe. This sharp coupe is painted in a peach color with red and orange graphics with pin stripes that make this car stand out in the largest of crowds. It is rolling on chrome wire wheels and has other exterior touches like the tear drop tail lights and suicide doors. It is powered by a 350 CID V8 that has been dressed up with a lot of chrome including the valve covers, alternator, intake, thermostat housing, air filter, distributor cover, transmission dip...