Jim Paxton's 1937 Ford Fordor Convertible
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The woodwork in this car is nothing short of amazing—mostly because it’s not really burlwood, but a paint process from Innovative Coatings. It’s a dip process: The liquid coating floats on the surface of a tank of water, then the parts to be painted are raised up through the coating. Once dry, they so closely resemble wood that a couple of local beavers had to be fitted for dentures after a close encounter with the dashboard. A Painless Performance wiring harness provides power and the original gauges were refurbished by United Speedometer Service. Bob Drake provided much of the reproduction interior trim while a Vintage Air Gen II system cools the Texas summers. A Lokar shifter handles gear selection. View Related Article
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Chrysler 300 Research
Find new Chrysler 300 information as well as review photos, specs and more. The V6 standard engine in the 300 gives you 178 horsepower with an estimated 22 mpg. It has a 5 star frontal impact rating for the driver and a 5 star frontal impact rating for the passenger.
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