Hello all, new to the dodge forum. Just thought I’d stop by and say hey. I run a small restoration shop in NC and we are working on our new “calling card” A 1937 Chrysler 7-pass sedan. Here’s a link:
http://www.corbettsauto.com/future_cars.htm
I’m open to suggestions on how I should continue…
All original?
Original appearance, but performance oriented?
Modern design?
I’m open-minded and welcome all comments. We are looking for something that will show-off our skills and draw attention in a pleasing manner. Nothing to wild, yet over-the-top enough to draw a crowd.

Thanks,
Michael


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Full restoration. It's in better shape metal wise than my Roadrunner is, however my Roadrunners interior is a bit nicer than that. I would definately go full resto on it, it's survived almost 70 years and is still in that good of shape, it deservers to go back to it's previous condition.[sm=smiley20.gif][sm=exactly.gif]

 

I second 71'runner on this one. The originals are few and far between; to have one that solid to start with deserves an original resto.

 

I agree with the other two, Restore back to original, This particular body style doesn't really lend itself to a street rod either. Probably has more value as original.