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Looking for information on front fender contour on a 1936 pickup. Does anyone have a good fender that they could trace off the front 16-18 inches of the flange that ultimately attaches to the radiator shell? I used some poster board to trace the outer contour of one of my fenders and went to...

Here's a photo of the secondary front fender supports for the 1936 Pickup, that I'm working on. From end-to-end, the measure about 10-3/4". The should be the same as the 1935 Ford.

Most of the windshield frames I see at car shows are chromed. I assume this was not the standard practice during manufacture. The windshield on my 1936 Pickup was apparently not chromed. Were these frames painted the same color as the vehicle body? Similarly, what color was typically used to...

Thanks Jeff, The truck I'm working with has had poor repair work to both front fenders that I'm currently trying to correct. The better grille I have is 18.5 inch wide and was hoping it was correct.

Hey Guys, Can someone shoot me a representative flange to flange measurement at the base of their 1936 pickup radiator shell, (or flange to flange between front fenders where they meet the lower shell)? Trying to do some alignment work, but need an idea of what I should be looking for. I've...

Model 51 - Yes, I have the holes on the inner edge where the stainless trim would attached. oldandtired - The grille pan attachment holes, on the bottom of the chin, are indicated on the drawing provided in my original post. These are center-to-center distance between the inner and outer sets...

I have a couple of 1936 Ford Pickup grille shells. One is a complete shell with grille, but it's got some metal damage on the lower portion of the shell. The other appears descent but someone had cut out the grille. I haven't sandblasted but it looks like its had some body work done. Between...

Looking for leads on repairable rear fenders for 1936 Ford Pickup. Right, Left or a Pair (preferred). e-mail at tlohm73@gmail.com

My thanks also! Not ready for the box yet, but had been puzzling about where these blocks were installed.

What are others currently using between the frame, wood supports and cab on mid-30's pickups? My 1936 pickup had rectangular pieces of canvas webbing material between these components. It appears to be a canvas and rubber belting and is about 7/32" thick. I can't say that what I have is...

Well, they'd probably be worth more if they were from a Binder.

Still looking for some consensus on these fenders. Here are a couple more photos. Front of the fender has one level of 3 holes on 3-1/2" centers and a lower level of 2 holes on 5" centers. Assume the two hole pattern was added to bolt to the '36 running boards. Second photo shows fender to...

Have a bit on a dilemma. Bought a 1936 Ford Pickup years ago and am just now starting to reassemble. The truck appeared to be complete, except no engine/transmission. However, I have come to realize that the rear fenders may not be the correct year. Attached is a photo. The overall arc...

A little late to this inquiry, but ran into a guy at a swap meet last weekend and we were both in need of rear cap corners. Maybe whoever has the tooling will eventually catch on that there's a decent market out there.

Great truck and even greater legacy. Hang on to it!