Features The official 1935-1936 Ford (3w- 5w) Coupes thread !

Mine

 

Thats a great ride @Enbloc .. my 36 had those ribbed bumpers on before I got in the trade. unfortunately a few things we removed prior to the trade.. But these or Olds bumpers may go back on it if I stay the custom route.. will see..

 

50Drop, thank you for 39’ Steering conversion info.
Stretch

 

Enbloc, like it a lot .
Can you please share wheel & tire size ?
Stretch.

 

That is just plain bad ass!

 

Yep, it is

 

Did HAMB'r Myke chop that?

 

A few from the GoodGuys Scottsdale show this past weekend...

 

@Enbloc care to show & tell us more about this one?

 

Thanks.

Thanks.
15x4 ETIII flat spokes 640/15 Firestones
15x6 Mercury steels Towel City slicks with dirt track thread cut in.

Thanks!

Good memory!
I bought it from Myke as an unfinished project nearly 14 yrs ago!
He had the chop done and the LZ dash partially fitted.

As mentioned above I have had it nearly 14 yrs.
It has been through many changes and looks over the years.

This is the original build thread or what’s left of it after Photobucket stripped it.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/ooh-the-horror-my-36-coupe.378308/

I moved over to Instagram (same name) and am now coming back to the forums.

After many, many road miles including trips to Sweden and almost all of Weston Europe including the Alps, the Mediterranean Sea and the Nurburgring and also being constantly raced since about 2010 has really taken it toll and it’s currently going through a second restoration!



I’ve been documenting the current rebuild which can be seen on the RetroRides forum as it’s not really HAMB friendly though still Flatty powered.

https://forum.retro-rides.org/thread/221082/flatisfaction-tangents

 

That is one killer 3W, @Enbloc .. I am sure you could share some HAMB friendly parts of the 2nd restoration. Thank you for sharing it

 

Cool!!! Looking forward to seeing more of it...

 

Let's see some more of those 35-36 Coupes !

 

Nice rides ! @Mac's kid , @johndee138 //// keeping them coming....

 

Photo taken by Sam Hood (1872-1953) for Liberty Motors; State Library of New South Wales

 

Here's a couple of pics of mine

 

Morgan section of Sayreville?? @1lucky1

 

Yes

 

Photo from a series: 'Stock Car Smash - Westmeed Speedway April 1957' - by R. Donaldson; ACP Magazines Ltd archive incl. Pix Magazine negatives; State Library of New South Wales

 

It's real beauty. I'd like to try it

 

nice 5w your Dad has... Thank you for sharing

 

ironandsteele.com​

 

One of each for the New Year..

 

Thank you to everyone who has posted on this thread.... Happy New Year... and keep them coming