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Hot Rods Could someone identify this for me?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Ebbsspeed, Apr 11, 2015.

  1. Ebbsspeed
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    It's at an auction in KS next weekend, and I think they may have ID'ed it wrong. It's listed as a 35 Chevy. What is it.jpg
     
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  3. RICH B
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    Yep, a '35 Master; the '35 Standard was a totally different looking car, which serves to confuse people.
     
  4. Ebbsspeed
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    OK, thanks folks! Guess I've only seen a Standard before.
     
  5. 31 B'ville
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    It is a '36 Chevy. '35 Master's have all suicide doors.
     
  6. Allmotor
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    36 Standard. 35 master had a grille very similar to 35 standard.
     
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    It's a '36! The '35 std. looks like a '34 and '35 master has suicide doors.
     
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  9. RICH B
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    See, even confusing to someone that thinks they know about old Chevy's; the door deal is interesting, learn something new all the time.
     
  10. Yup, '36 Chevrolet- if it has a solid front axle, it's a standard and if it has knee-action, it's a master. The '36 still has a wood-framed body structure.
     
  11. 325w
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    What post ten said. And lots of wood.
     
  12. Allmotor
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    Car in the orig post is a standard with a straight axle. The front spring mounts are located under the round covers behind the bumper brackets. 36 master also had chrome trim on the hood lovers.
     
  13. jimcolwell
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    It's a 36, I have a standard. The masters are quite a bit different.
     

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  14. 302GMC
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    Here you go ... it's a '36 Standard Sport Sedan. (The plain Sedan has no trunk).
    3 p***enger models in 1936 confuses people - FA is a Master with knees. FB is commercial. FC is Standard. FD is a Master with an axle.
     
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  16. stillrunners
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    so.....what about that auction ?
     
  17. Mr48chev
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    My grand parents had one like that that they bought new in 1936 and parked behind the garage in 1948 when they bought a fleetline fastback. My grandmother wanted to save it for me but my grandfather sold it for 10.00 to a neighbor and never got paid for it.
     
  18. rusty1
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    ...what's that 3 window behind it?...and the other cars there, got any pics?
     
  19. Ebbsspeed
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  20. That '29 Chevrolet 3 window would make a good start on a roadster!
     
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