Lets see your 36 Fords !

[Kens 36]

Tom,

Wow! Is that a sleeper!

Ken

['36 5W]

Originally Posted by 36 ford

I bought this from a family that owned it since 1976 and they bought it from the original owner from Gettysburg, PA. 31K miles!

Phil

Also very nice........is that Vineyard Green??

[Grandadeo]

I have a prize for the first bright red '36 five window picture posted - by it's current owner. Sorry, must be US or Canada so the shipping doesn't kill me. Let's see um.

Lee

[KiWinUS]

WOW Real nice 36 ford !!!

[36 ford]

Originally Posted by '36 5W

Also very nice........is that Vineyard Green??

Yep, sure is...Thanks for the kind words.

Phil

[Wltr_Mitty]

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Originally Posted by Grandadeo

I have a prize for the first bright red '36 five window picture posted - by it's current owner. Sorry, must be US or Canada so the shipping doesn't kill me. Let's see um.

Lee

Here ya go... just got her back from the paint shop. Color's a custom mix I call bright red. Course it looks a little different under fluorescent light.

[DirtyDan]

Wow... some nice 36's here

Here are some build pics of my 36 coupe. It is a bit further along since these pics were taken. Finishing up plumbing and wireing. The interior will have to wait until this winter.

[36 ford]

What a great color scheme! Love the gold block in the blue engine compartment and the gold wheels. Definitely royal. I was always a 39-40 man but these 36 coupes have changed my mind especially lowered and with the wide whites.

[Henryat1140]

Here's one my son and I own together. Been having a great time with it.

Henry and Jeff

[Mike in AZ]

beautiful job.....great looking car...Mike

[blucar]

In early September 1952 I purchased my '36 Ford 5win Deluxe Cpe for the grand price of $225. The original owner was one of my high school teachers. The car had 51k on the odometer and was in stock condition.

I promptly set out to modify the car into a vehicle that was fitting for the times. I added hydraulic brakes, a column gear shift, on the left side of the column, a chrome dash, skirts, flipper disk hub-caps, long shackles to the rear and '37 Desoto bumpers.... I was so cool!

After having the skirts stolen twice and the hub caps three times I went to stock '46 Ford caps and beauty rings.

In 1954 I replaced the engine with a 59 AB bored .60, Jahns pistons, Weber F-1 cam, Offy heads and Offy Super dual manifold w/97's. The ignition is Harmon-Collins dual coil, exhaust is through stock '36 manifolds with 2" pipes running though stock type mufflers. The '41 trans was replaced with a '47-48 Merc trans and the Columbia was upgraded to a 46-48 unit using the stock '36 center section w/37 Radius bars.
The front axle was replaced with a '42-48 axle dropped 2", tube shocks and '40 steering gears...

Prior to repainting the car in '61 I removed the '37 Desoto bumpers and '41 wheels, in favor of stock items.. In 1963 I removed the 40 Chevy headlights which had been put on in '52.


I have thought about returning the car to stock, however, it runs and drives so good, I have been reluctant to do so.

[1oldtimer]

heres mine...................the forever project. as i got it and how it sits now. i'm still working on other cars, but getting the itch to work on this again.

[Reggie]

My Cabriolet

[danliveshere]

Just bought this one.

[Jim Wilson]

This is my '36 phaeton in its current state of restoration.

Jim Wilson

[Dennis/Arkansas]

Outstanding workmanship Jim! Simply beautiful. Dennis/Arkansas

[KiWinUS]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!1111 Very Very nice !!!!
Wish it were mine !!!

[Hamtown Al]

Here's a pic of the cabriolet that got me started with convertibles. I think we put 1,000 local miles on it the first year.

[Mike..Yorba Linda]

Here's mine....

and another look...

[Grandadeo]

All these great '36 Fords and not one bright red five window posted yet. Sure want to send this prize to someone out there in Barnland.

Lee