1950 Dodge Wayfarer Business Coupe Under The Knife

As spring has sprung, many folks are working their asses off to get the latest builds done and out to shows for the summer season. Mopar Rob is cranking away on his 1950 Dodge Wayfarer Business Coupe. This is a two owner car and one of the best aspects is that the other owner just so happened to be his grand father. Nothing better than keeping it in the family.

Mopar Rob cutting out the old firewall with the plasma torch

Cleaning up some excess metal that needs cutting with the grinding wheel

Cool assortment of taps and dies

Cleco pliers, clamps and caps

The Wrench N' Roll is for the hot rod crowd as well as motorcycles

Walker Turner wood and metal drill press

On and Off switch for a early 50's drill press

Engine Pressure gauge and a top tool box

Dodge firepower valve covers

1950 Dodge Wayfarer Heads For A Revival

This past weekend, we wanted to do a heavy duty road trip with our buddy Mopar Rob to pick up his newest project, a 1950 Dodge Wayfarer convertible. The ride just wasn't in the cards with too many projects due, but look what showed up in the driveway this morning. Damn right, this is going to be a great ride once all is said and done.

1950 Dodge Wayfarer hubcap, still in place after 63 years

Freshly removed from it's location in Illinois and now about to the hit the southern revival rebuild process

All original and stock interior with a few new old stock parts

Needs some bodywork and tlc but the bones are there on this 1950 Dodge Wayfarer convertible