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Looking for the brackets that go from crossmember to frame and mount the radiator. 1936 ford pick up. I would think that they would be similar over the years but I don’t know.

I’m looking for radiator support brackets. They are kind of triangular and connect to the front crossmember, frame and I believe it is where you mount radiator. I think they are the same from 35-39. The part numbers are 51-5073 and 51-5074. Thanks Corey

Well it’s definitely not a show truck. Maybe I’ll stumble across something in Portland. Thanks everyone

Pictures or drawings would be great

Can someone please post or pm me a picture of a true 1936 pickup radiator splash pan. I’ve found 2-3 that say they are but there all different. Don’t want to buy the wrong one. I have enough wrong parts. Thanks

Looking for a 1936 ford pick up radiator. I don’t have the correct one and if I’m going to spend all that money to get it fixed I might as well try to get the right one one. Thanks Corey

Hi all. I know I probably won’t have much luck but I thought I would throw it out there. I’m looking for an original 1936 ford pick up radiator. I have a radiator that my grandpa had hodge pogded to work and if I’m going to have to pay to get a radiator re done I’d just as soon have the correct...

Lower the truck and soften it up

So put on top instead of bottom?

Ok. I’ll give it a shot. Thanks

Just a block is all I need? No ears like the stock clamps?

I removed some springs from the rear of my ‘36 pick up. I’m wondering what the common thing to do to make up the difference of what I took out so the bottom holder of the u bolt will work as it should to hold the bottom couple springs. About 3/4 of an inch. Thanks

I have a 1936 pick up and got the ‘37 and later rear transmission bracket. I’m using a ‘36 bearing retainer and the motor mount bolts are too short. What are you guys using for motor mount bolts?

Hello all. Does anyone have a trick of the trade to re bush the lever actuator in the rear backing plates. I can’t find bushings anywhere. Is there another way to do it? Thanks

Got some. Thanks to everyone who responded