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Showing posts with label 1936 Ford Coupe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1936 Ford Coupe. Show all posts
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Hot Rod features the Chisenhall '36 coupe... well, I scooped them finally. I posted it at the American Street Car Challenge/ Run to the Coast at Tustin
0 comments Posted by Unknown at 1:57 PMposted a month ago http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2013/02/sports-car-racing-not-just-for-sports.html and http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-variety-of-cars-at-2013-run-to-cost.html
But get the new Hot Rod magazine for the story and photos they have. Me? I just take the photos, not the interviews. I didn't know that this car belongs to the family son of Vintage Air.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Blue Collar Customs of Sacramento were chosen by James Hetfiled to build him another vehicle, first they built him STR8 Edge the purple truck, now this 36 Ford
0 comments Posted by Unknown at 7:21 PMfor build photos taken while they were in progress http://bluecollarcustoms.com/thecars?collection=2&page=4
for other of the crazy cool customs that James has hired the best customizers to build: http://bluecollarcustoms.com/thecars?collection=2&page=4
Labels: 1936 Ford Coupe, Custom, Metallica, SEMA 2011
Saturday, July 5, 2008
a 36 and a 37 Ford comparison, lots of radical changes in one model year
0 comments Posted by Unknown at 4:33 PM
Murphy bought a 36 while he was a radioman in the US Navy, before WW2... but the payments were $18 a month, and his pay was $21. He couldn't make the payments for very long. He told me that after it went back to the dealership, he had 5 years at sea to think over the whole thing. He was promoted a couple of times, and after surviving the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt got all the military a raise.
above... the 37 with the rear hinged hood, headlights sculpted into the fenders. Below, the 36

I hope you enjoyed the comparison.
Labels: 1936 Ford Coupe, 1937 Ford Coupe, Rancho Bernardo
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