Featured History 35-36 Ford car that does it for you!

This one pushes my buttons - big time (Neil Baker New Zealand). I cant figure anything that needs to change.

 

And it's a HAMB car! JW

 

Flathead, hey...

Looks wild!

 

My old buddy Bob Munro Pleasant Hill CA. He sold this car last year. It was made from a 5 window. Mun bought a bunch of 36 fords and parts and built this from pieces. He use to do all the fab work for Arlen Ness, as well as fab work for others from his home shop. He worked for Steve Moal for awhile too, and would drive this from his home in Pleasant Hill to Oakland. But not very often. It's big block Chevy powered. Also, it was built over 30 years ago.

 

This is a good old good one

 

View attachment 6534074 Spotted this beauty at the Pinetree Jamboree a few years ago. Has a dual carb flattie. Car was all around really nice.

 

I am and have always been partial to '35 Trucks. In fact I'd say '35 Pickups are my favorite. I'd trade my '34 Pickup for a '35 in a heartbeat. But that's another quest for another post.

Really all '35's of the Commercial variety are just plain beautiful. The first really swoopy Truck, honestly they look like a '34 Truck shoulda.

I love my Ton and a half no doubt, it is one of the funnest things to drive, and everybody wants to put hay on it and make our own parade.






However the Passenger version of the '35 pales in comparison for me but only when paired with a like '36. I do love the '35 Coupes for certain and any open Car.

But this one in particular is spot on for me. I don't know who's it is but my goodness!

 

I owned this for 15 years.....See post #7.....Here are some other photos. I sold it with the wide whites. The 3 windows look good but the cab is very small, and you better not be claustrophobic...

 

this is a shitty photo but it is a '35. black and white fixes everything