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    1936 PU original colors, purple and yellow?

    I am restoring our 1936 Ford pickup and the original purple like blue and the yellow paint is still showing under the hood on the cowl. What company used these colors for their trucks in 1936? Good year? We would like to know it's heritage. We purchased the pick up in Ritzville, Washington...
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    1936 Pick up tail gate rivets

    On the 1936 Ford pick up tail gate rivets, what type of rivet head did Ford use for the rivet heads? Domed rivet head, pan head, nail head or ? I especially have to get the tailgate hinge rivet heads correct.
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    1935 1936 Ford Pickup windshield frame

    Found one in Tennessee. Thank you everyone.
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    1936 Pickup High beam indicator light

    Just finished rewiring my 1936 Ford pick up. In taking the old wiring out, it had a high beam indicator light located behind the windshield wiper cover plate. Is this the correct place for it? If not, where should the high beam indicator light be located?
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    1936 Ford Pick Up Glove Box Lining?

    Does the 1936 Ford Pick Up's cardboard glove box have any inside lining? Did they use felt or any other lining than just it's cardboard shell? I purchased the re-pop glove box from eBay and it looks too fragile to survive without some type of lining.
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    1936 Ford Pickup windshield garnish mouldings

    Need for our 1936 Ford pickup: I need a pair of windshield garnish moldings that fasten to the inside of the A pillar. I also need for our 1936 Ford pickup: a full 4 piece set of headliner retaining strips. Both the vertical ones by the door's B door pillar, and the horizontal ones directly...
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    1936 Ford pick up Floor mat

    Wanted: 1936 Ford Pickup floor mat. Does anyone still make for sale the 1936 Ford floor mat? I have checked with Mac's, Dennis Carpenter, Bob Drake and more without success. The 1936 Pickup floor mat used used to be a stock catalog item, but no more. Am I going to have to carve my own floor mat?
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    1936 Ford pick up grill panel

    I have a 1936 Ford Pickup that is missing its grill splash panel. I can find the re-pop 1935 grill splash panel as picture below. With modifications, will it fit my 1936 Pick up? Or should I be looking for something entirely different? The pick up looks spartan without it. Through the lower...
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    1936 Ford pickup grill splash apron

    1936 Ford pickup grill splash apron wanted. Fits below the radiator and behind the grill (radiator shell). It has a hand crank hole through it. The request has been filled. Thank you for looking for me. October 24, 2019
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    2019 MAFCA NW Regional Meet

    The MAFCA is having their 2019 Regional Meet August 22nd through August 25th, 2019 in Bellevue, Washington. Everything will be held at the Hilton Bellevue located at 112 Avenue SE, Bellevue, WA. Their swap meet will be on Friday the 23rd from 8 AM until 10 AM. Their car judging will be held...
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    1930 CCPU, the buzz of the neighborhood.

    The engine compartment noise level coming from our 1930 CCPU has increased to a very noticeable buzz lately.
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    1930 Model A Ford Pickup for sale

    Sold, Sold Sold1930 Ford model A pick up For Sale. Has no motor or transmission. Would make a good project for someone, or use it as is for yard art to advertise your business. Typical rust in body. Excellent bed. Sold with bill of sale only. $2,500. No trades. Call 360-856-1294 Sold...
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    1946 Ford Pickup 1/2 tone for sale

    Sold, Sold. Sold!1946 Ford Pickup half ton for sale. Recently repainted. Was former fleet truck and was well maintained. New wiring harness, radial WW tires, all new bed and upholstery. 4 speed transmission, 90 HP flat head V-8. Have used for a daily driver. Health forces sale. $12,000 No...
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    1935 Ford Convertible Sedan for sale

    Sold, Sold, Sold! 1935 Ford Convertible Sedan, fully restored in 1970 from a nice original car. Columbia rear axle, LeBarron Bonney leather interior, poppy red body and cream wire wheels. Hydraulic brakes, radio. Has been driven many miles and now the running gear needs to be refreshed...
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    1929 A Ford sedan on rails

    I thought that this 1929 Ford four door was interesting enough to post here. To return to home, spin the model a half a turn around, replace the drive chains and return home. Here in the northwest with all of the private logging railroads, we had many automobiles adapted to rail use, but...
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    1932 The invention of the Ford V8 Engine

    Very interesting history video of the Model A Ford being phased out, and the "1932 the invention of the Ford V8 engine". Find it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RB3z1er9Sw&t=121s
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    Hagerty Car Insurance

    I just purchased more antique car insurance from Hagerty Insurance, this time for our 1931 Model A Ford pick up. The pickup was added onto our present car policy that has already has ten cars on it. The pickup's serial number was given, as was its insured value of $8K, plus the approximate...
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    1930 Model A pick up. Truck Tech

    Is this the future for our surviving Model A Fords? Truck Tech shows everyone how easy it is to buy a good original running 1930 model A Ford pickup and chop it up to build your combination hot rod/rat rod. See this at: http://www.powernationtv.com/episode/TT2017-13/ford-model-a-truck-chassis...
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    Decode 1978 Lincoln Mark V VIN number

    I would like to decode my 1978 Lincoln Mark V Jubilee VIN number. 8Y89A875338 What does this tell us? Options, axle ratios, year, model, ??? On line there is a decoding service but they require 17 characters in the vin number to be able to decode the number. We only have 11 characters to...
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    Model A assembly line video on "The Old Motor"

    There is a good video of the Model A Ford Assembly line on "The Old Motor". Find it at: http://theoldmotor.com/?p=167195 Interesting techniques being used at the Ford factory that we are still using today on our Model A Fords.
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