Features 35 - 36 Ford Pickup Rods

If any of you know the owner please let him know that i'd like to put this in the GNRS next year ! My email address is: [email protected]

 

Hemi35 > Here are a few more pics for you






Very cool truck that always draws attention where ever it goes. Sweet highway driver that has that awesome sound that only a flathead with glasspack duels, rapping between shifts can make!

 

If it ever gets stolen you can send the cops right to my house...........

 

Dam after seeing all the 35-37 with fenders it has renewed my interest and will start looking for one again. I think the 35 just may be the most rare?
Any sugestion on exhaust for my 35-6? Two for me under hood or out side above frame? If outside Lake style or headers and piped to rear by going through frame.
Check out the licence plate Y - 35-6

 

How exactly did you do that angled chop? Wouldn't you have to cut it at the top of the windshield where the roof starts to curve, at the rear of the cab where the roof curves, in the windshield post area, and the rear window area?

 

heres mine

 

I didn't do the deed but I do know it was cut at the lower and upper corners of the A pillar, the dash was also cut loose at the sides as they rotated the back edge of the cowl inward a bit, anyway, the windshield was leaned back with nothing added in the center of the roof. The back of the cab was cut 3" through the back glass (I know this because the stock backlight frame is 3 inches taller than the opening).

Probably more work, but the profile is really cool.

 

Decayde40 you 36 is so sweet, I really dig it. any more info on it?

 

looks great
keep up the good work

 

That's a bad ass truck.

 

sure dyno anything you want to know ask away ,and thanks for the compliment!!! i do have some other pics to.

 

Where is the truck owned by one of the "Hells Bells". Is it Emily from the LA group?

 

I Like this one any body know where I can get more info?

 

very cool, Blam!
you got any bigger pics??

 

hear is my beater i drive it allmost every day , it still has mechanical brakes and the 36 21 stud motor

 

Here's one my dad built.

 

Pimping our social group again.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/group.php?groupid=26

 

I love it.

 

Here,s mine

 

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My first drive

 

Bumping this thread back to the top cause I want to see more pic's of these cool old trucks. Also I would like to see updates to your 35-36 projects.

 

bump there must be more

 

Here are some pic's I took last night cause I couldn't sleep. Stuffs still in mock up but it's coming together slowly.

 

Here's my 1936 pickup. I got this for my 16th birthday and drove it to high school. This is a picture of it sitting in my driveway today!

 

i saw a pic today of the exhaust following the outside of the front fenders and running board it looked pretty cool, i dont remember where i saw it at. and by the way i have some fenders for sale that came off my 35 if interested??

 

jsteph
The best example of the exhaust you describe is the Winfield Shop truck.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=318067&highlight=winfield

If you want to sale your fenders its better to post them on the classified section.

 

Here are some pics of my ongoing project with 289 sbf with c4