1936 ford gasser pics

Does anybody out there have pics of a 1936 or 35 ford gasser Ive been looking
and all I can find is the possum killer garage car, Is there any more out there ? Any help is appreciated .thanks

 

btt

 

Seems like they never existed. I just bought a 36 5 window that has ladder bars and olds/pontiac rear. Sits tall. I am really contemplating building it as a late 60's style street racer. Wish somebody could find some photos.

 

One of the guys in my club has a 36 5 window that's an X 60's drag car. Not a gasser by any means, but a very cool car that has some cool history. He has a bunch of old pics of it racing back then that I could send you if you'd like. It's a local NW car and has been all it's life I believe.

 

There was a blue '35 coupe gasser/altered that popped up a few years ago... I've forgotten the name that was on it. I'll hunt around for the pics.







I've actually got all the shots from the original ad I think.

 

Wasnt that car ^^^^ in the sitting and rotting thread? I think i recall a coupe in that thread, same color, same graphis stuffed away in a garage and covered in dust?? The poster said they dont know what ever happened to it

 

That car was on racingjunk for sale last year, cool old car.Contemplated building a gasser out of my 36,done some mock up decided against it.Not any out there I could find either

 

Although it doesn't really look like a traditional gasser at the moment it appaerntly was once upon a time! I thought you might enjoy it...



http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/150696312027?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

 

I bought this car a few years ago we are currently putting it back together, 392 hemi, turbo 400 and 9 inch ford with coil over ladder bar set up


Anyone interested in trading up model a 5 window chopped ???

 

Any updates on the '35?

 

I think that is sad. Those cars are to sexy to be lifted in the air

 

I agree. And an edit to my previous post, the 36 I was talking about is now mine (see avatar) and it's getting it's rear end lowered back down where it belongs and skirted.

 

I know this is a old thread but the blue 35 was built by my grand father Calvin Smith (the name on the door) matter o fact I have a pic of him next to it around here somewhere.