35-36 Fords

Here is our new ride. Just got it last month.

 

Thanks!

Here is the motor in said cabriolet project...

 

Here is mine a rare 4 door slantback

 

It was my wife's and my project for about 16 years.
It's in another owner's possesion now. It was the prettiest street rod we ever owned.

 

Here are a couple of photos of my '35. This car was in the Mississippi flood of '93. It had a water line around the car at about the upper hubcap area. The running gear was trashed, but the body was O.K. Naturally that forced a running gear change, so I did a body off, and then put everything back the way it was. It's still an original paint car.

 

Wow Threewindow. I am grumbling about having to take mine apart this winter to correct some minor paint issues. I surely don't envy what you went through. It looks great. You have a neat piece of history.

John L

 

Here is a progress update on my coupe from picture#480. Chopped top, louvered deck lid and hood side panels. 40 Dash comes next!

 

Here's mine, still plenty to do. Plans include HRB paint, Red smoothies with WWW, nerf bars.......

 

Man, I thought I was hooked on 33-34's. But after seeing these great 35-36 coupes, maybe it is time to expand my horizons!

 

I would love to have an original Mullins someday. A friend of mine has a couple stashed in his barn but I don't think he'll ever come off of them.

 

This was my '36 Roadster that I sold several years ago. It now lives in California.

 

Here is mine

 

Mine, when i started.

 

Sigh, more cars to lust after...what's PowerBall up to now?

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Wow, puuuuurfection!

 

Here is my 36 Touring Sedan....

 

I've had my 36 tudor slant back since 84. Want to put juice brakes on it eventually - moved on to other projects over the last few years. Mostly original in appearance. Need to get a pic to post up....

 

I'll share my two heaps,the 35 is 100% stock survivor that is staying just the way it is.The 36 is a little ways off before I start on it.My original intent was a 292 y block that I have out of my 57 wagon but that is a bit of a pain in the ass swap.I have some time before I have to decide,I'm sure I'll change my mind a few times,maybe I'll stuff a flatty back into it.


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Keep it going!!!!!!!!!!! Any updates on the projects?

 

Update, still building but getting there. and a ute we just painted at the workshop.


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Now thats how to build one! Well done

 

wow both look really nice

 

Time for a bump for this one...

 

Wow it looks almost ready to drive Blackroad!

 

I repainted my doors and cowl this spring and fixed a door gap problem. It is good to have it back together and on the road.

John L

 

Wow.........

 

Here's a photo from this past weekend at Torqufest. This is the B&B we stayed at...

 

bump...to the top!

 

nice any other shots?

 

Sure. Thanks










Thanks for asking. I have really enjoyed building the car. Just starting a 53 Chevy Belair Convertible build.