TOM OTIS - 1937 Ford Pickup
Here is a 1937 Ford PU with a Dodge 383 and automatic.

This is a good looking truck.
October 7, 2006 - Tom decides to drive the little 37 over to the Club House (Jons... Shop)
The Project begins..
Just click on the small pictures below to see an enlarged version.
Pictures 1 - 4 : The Club Members remove the bed , rear fenders and running boards first.
Pictures 5 - 9: Next the hood, grille and front fenders are removed.
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Pictures 10 - 11: Finally the cab is unbolted, removed and placed on a rolling dolly
Picture12 is a shot of Tom seating in the removed cab.
Picture13 is a shot of the guys responsible for dismantling the running, drivable '37 Ford PU. After all, it was a nice little street driven street rod Pick-Up just a few short hours earlier.
Picture 14 is a shot of Bud checking out the old 37 chassis carcass.
November 11, 2006
Pictures 15 & 16 : A couple shots of the cab mounted on the new brackets to the S-10 chassis.
Picture 17 shows the bed setting on the S10 frame. It appears that the floor will need to be removed and the bed lowered on the frame. The rear fenders will need to be repositioned and rolled to the rear.
January / March 2007
A Mustang rack was installed in the frame. The steering shaft had to be routed through the front cross member (see Picture 19 - shows hole made through cross member). The old steering column (no shifter) was removed and a newer unit with a column shifter was installed. Motor mounts were fabricated and a Chevrolet 350 CI engine was installed (see Picture 18 ). A 700R4 overdrive transmission was also placed into the S10 frame with the use of a temporary cross member.
April 2007 - December 2008 --- Project Placed on Hold
January 2009
Well it appears that Tom has been busy... He took the project back down to the frame, and basically started over. He determined that the wheel base was not correct as it was, and that he needed to clean up all the welds, and also cut about 3 inches out of the frame. Here are a few shots of the frame after Tom finished and put the frame in primer.
Pictures will be posted soon.....!!!!!!