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Hello 1935/36 pickup. Here are several photos of my '36 pickup seat frame and springs. I hope they help some. Bruce in California

Hello, Here are two photos of my '36 Ford pickup with the original '35 wire wheel and original '35 spare tire mount. My tire size is 6.00 x 16 Bruce in Modesto, Ca.

THANK YOU to everyone whom replied back to me and for the Torque Values chart. I torqued mine down to 65 ft lbs in a star pattern. THANK YOU, Bruce in Ca.

Hello, Is there a recommended wheel LUG NUT torque for a 1935 Ford pickup. Thank you, Bruce in California

Here's my '36 Ford pickup. Bruce in California

THANK YOU to everyone that has replied back about my '35 Ford pickup door question. Amazing the knowledge that you all have, very very helpful. Bruce in California

Hello to all, I have a 1936 Ford pickup. I was at a car show this past weekend and a gentleman had a 1935 Ford pickup on display. All indications looked like a 1935 Ford pickup except the doors which had the "raised" place in the door where you can pull the door to with your hand and the doors...

A few more, photos of my '36 pickup bed mounting frame. Bruce

Hello Westy37, I live in Modesto, California and have a '36 Ford pickup. I don't know if the '37 pickup bed mounts the same as the '36 but here are some photos anyway. Hope and maybe these pictures can help some with the pickup bed mounting.

Hello, I live in Modesto and can you send pictures of your Model A pickup to me @ (209) 480-7784. I have a '36 Ford pickup. THANK YOU,

Hi Mart, Thanks for the video, I watched and it was interesting (like all your videos are). QUESTION....is there an advantage of the 160 thermostats versus 180 thermostats. I live in Central Ca. and drive my '36 pickup mostly in the Spring and Summer months where the temperatures are between...

Hi Mart, THANK YOU and everyone else for your thoughts and replies back about the radiator recovery tank and radiator cap. I am getting educated on this and here is what I am going to do. Use 180 Thermostats, switch from 7 pound down to 4 pound radiator cap and try with no radiator recovery...

Hi Zeke3, Yes the radiator shop said it should be no problem with the 7 psi cap. I had been running the 7 psi cap for about 4 years until I sprung a radiator leak around the top tank and a couple of tubes. I can change it out to 4 psi cap if that is better. Bruce

Hi Karl, I have a '36 Ford 1/2 ton pickup with the "stock" radiator (huge upper tank) except for someone had modified the filler tube for a pressurized system to accept the 7 psi radiator cap. I have just had this radiator re-cored. Bruce

Thank you for your replies back to me. I currently have the pressurized system and use a 7 psi radiator cap. Bruce