1936 Ford

Coupe

Unspecified

Unspecified

Gasoline

1936 ford coupe with title, ALL STEEL, new frame with s10 clip, 4x4 main rails which go to 2x4 kick ups like a morrison chassis, stainless steel triangulated 4 bar set up with chrome coil overs, 3.25 gear ford 9 inch rear. 90% new floors, new cowl patches, new bitchin big block firewall, custom hinged `37 ford style hood, { 350 engine and 700 trans optional for $800.00 extra, not installed }, no motor mounts yet so any engine can still be installed, it has an adjustable transmission crossmember. New power brake booster and pedal installed, new spoon style speedway chrome gas pedal and cable assembly installed. Manual steering, roller wheels and tires. Complete new glass set with windshield installed. Doors open and close, latch good, trunk not latched. It has a van seat but it isn`t fastened down, you would need to get it in a comfortable position first. Satin black laquer paint. Body looks good but would need further bodywork for a shiny paint job, we were building it as a rat rod. Needs a drivers door window regulator, you might want to power window it anyway. Aluminum roof insert is just screwed in. It wouldn`t take much to get it on the road. I would take payments on this with a $3000.00 down payment and 3 months from purchase to pay for it. Buyer to pick up, will help load. $100.00 non refundable paypal deposit, ask any questions you may have about this, I want the buyer to be happy. I would take an auburn speedster or `28-`40 fords as a partial trade, 989-772-0822 until 9:00 evenings or email questions. I have this for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction should someone locally meet my reserve price. On Apr-23-11 at 10:07:58 PDT, seller added the following information: The floors have been painted top and bottom and have had the seams sealed, the body is bolted to the frame and it rolls and steers, it has a big block firewall so just about any engine would fit. The aluminum panel on the roof is screwed on so it is removeable in case you want to put a fabric top on it or have a panel welded in.