1936 Ford Pines trim kit

[ford nut]

I've got a friend with a 56 chevy, and he's got every accessory ever made for it attached to it, that you're not sure what's under there. there's no way I would drill any extra holes to mount any of this stuff either. for some reason, I don't mind the pines winterfront grill for the 32 though.

[scicala]

To me, it takes away from the nice '36 grill.

Sal

[mercman from oz]

Thanks to Don for posting this picture, As you can see, this trim is called "Pines Custom Trim". Apparently, the Pines Winter Front is a completely different part that partly covers the Grille so as the water in the Radiator keeps warmer in cold weather.

[Vic Piano]

Originally Posted by Kube

I rest my case...

I guess it's just too bad that we all can't all be as cool as you Kube

[Vic Piano]

Originally Posted by JM 35 Sedan

Vic, since you have exra space in the garage now, we'll start searching for a 36 for you.

Sounds good to me John. In the meantime, I could take care of that '35 3 Window of yours... It's probably longing for the warm Florida weather it left when you took it up North...

[Rusk]

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Originally Posted by 50droptop

Never seen vent windows on a '36? What's the story on those??

A couple companies offered them, Fulton being one.

[Kube]

Originally Posted by Vic Piano

I guess it's just too bad that we all can't all be as cool as you Kube

Thanks Vic!

[KiWinUS]

I purchased my 36 in avatar in 1973 & are second owner, it did not have the "Pines Trim" the next year I brought a Hot Rod mag & it had a pic of 36 with "Pines Trim" I instantly fell in love with it (still have the Hot Rod mag also) It took me many more years of looking before I found a set for sale here in the US , although it was in great shape & re-chromed it did not come with mounting brackets or the even harder to find "Pines Trim Bullnose" . I made my own mounting clips but have not drilled any additional holes . I then purchased a Bob Drake aluminum bullnose & modified it to work. I have since found the very rare correct bullnose.that goes with the trim.
We are all different (thank goodness) & have different tastes, some like standards some like Deluxe , some like over restored some like original . Me I like em all & I love period correct & dealer installed accessories. I am really glad so many people dont like The 36 "Pines Trim" other wise I may never have found it!! I wiil say that it sure attracts way more people when I take it any place than if I take my boss's beatifull 40 coupe.
Now the hood trim in question is not "Pines" but is called "Fulton Feather Hood Trim" I have a nice set of this also .
The wind wings in the door windows as previously stated were made by many including Fulton & yes I have some of them also along with many other accessories.
Not sure of the Pines trim value but I sure would like another set for my coupe.
Great thread!!!
Cheers
Tony

[JM 35 Sedan]

I'm thinking the styling appeal of the Cord automobile of that era was the inspiration for the 36 Ford Pines Trim Accessory.

[ford nut]

Originally Posted by KiWinUS

I purchased my 36 in avatar in 1973 & are second owner, it did not have the "Pines Trim" the next year I brought a Hot Rod mag & it had a pic of 36 with "Pines Trim" I instantly fell in love with it (still have the Hot Rod mag also) It took me many more years of looking before I found a set for sale here in the US , although it was in great shape & re-chromed it did not come with mounting brackets or the even harder to find "Pines Trim Bullnose" . I made my own mounting clips but have not drilled any additional holes . I then purchased a Bob Drake aluminum bullnose & modified it to work. I have since found the very rare correct bullnose.that goes with the trim.
We are all different (thank goodness) & have different tastes, some like standards some like Deluxe , some like over restored some like original . Me I like em all & I love period correct & dealer installed accessories. I am really glad so many people dont like The 36 "Pines Trim" other wise I may never have found it!! I wiil say that it sure attracts way more people when I take it any place than if I take my boss's beatifull 40 coupe.
Now the hood trim in question is not "Pines" but is called "Fulton Feather Hood Trim" I have a nice set of this also .
The wind wings in the door windows as previously stated were made by many including Fulton & yes I have some of them also along with many other accessories.
Not sure of the Pines trim value but I sure would like another set for my coupe.
Great thread!!!
Cheers
Tony

vive la difference! good luck with your hunt.

[Concept Cars]

Thanks to all who replied, I've learned a lot. I still like the trim kit, now on to the search for a set of "Pines Custom Trim"!

[KiWinUS]

Originally Posted by KiWinUS

I purchased my 36 in avatar in 1973 & are second owner, it did not have the "Pines Trim" the next year I brought a Hot Rod mag & it had a pic of 36 with "Pines Trim" I instantly fell in love with it (still have the Hot Rod mag also) It took me many more years of looking before I found a set for sale here in the US , although it was in great shape & re-chromed it did not come with mounting brackets or the even harder to find "Pines Trim Bullnose" . I made my own mounting clips but have not drilled any additional holes . I then purchased a Bob Drake aluminum bullnose & modified it to work. I have since found the very rare correct bullnose.that goes with the trim.
We are all different (thank goodness) & have different tastes, some like standards some like Deluxe , some like over restored some like original . Me I like em all & I love period correct & dealer installed accessories. I am really glad so many people dont like The 36 "Pines Trim" other wise I may never have found it!! I wiil say that it sure attracts way more people when I take it any place than if I take my boss's beatifull 40 coupe.
Now the hood trim in question is not "Pines" but is called "Fulton Feather Hood Trim" I have a nice set of this also .
The wind wings in the door windows as previously stated were made by many including Fulton & yes I have some of them also along with many other accessories.
Not sure of the Pines trim value but I sure would like another set for my coupe.
Great thread!!!
Cheers
Tony

I also have original sales & installation brochures somewhere. I think my brochures are different than what is posted , wish I had those also.
Cheers

[DavidG]

To each his own.

[Rusk]

Originally Posted by KiWinUS

We are all different (thank goodness) & have different tastes, some like standards some like Deluxe , some like over restored some like original . Me I like em all & I love period correct & dealer installed accessories. I am really glad so many people dont like The 36 "Pines Trim" other wise I may never have found it!! I wiil say that it sure attracts way more people when I take it any place than if I take my boss's beatifull 40 coupe.
Now the hood trim in question is not "Pines" but is called "Fulton Feather Hood Trim" I have a nice set of this also .
The wind wings in the door windows as previously stated were made by many including Fulton & yes I have some of them also along with many other accessories.
Not sure of the Pines trim value but I sure would like another set for my coupe.
Great thread!!!
Cheers
Tony

Agreed.

I'm a fan of the Feather Tips as well...I have a set, but since I'll be running a painted grill on the 3 window, I'm not sure if it'll look right.

On another note, I saw a picture of what was claimed to be Pines trim for a '35. Anyone seen that? It's pretty subtle.

[Rusk]

Originally Posted by 3Dueces

Anybody know what the value of this kit would be in good used condition?

According to this (and some of the guys here), somewhere around $10-15

[FlatheadTed]

There's a guy here who has three sets of Fulton hood tips /trim and only one 36car ,Ted

[3Dueces]

Needs a few more zeros behind it Brian...