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Just what I need, thank you Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm looking to replace the rocker panels on both sides of my 35 Ford Panel Delivery. I believe they would need to be the truck/PU specific panels and not sedan/coupe etc and only specific to 35 and 36. I've contacted the folks at Bob Drake who no longer carry the panels but referred me to...

Thanks Don, great knowledge as always Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Having established this is a 35 Panel Truck, all except for the hood, sides and grill shell as 36, I’m now curious regarding the fenders. If I was to source the correct 35 hood sides and grill (unlikely as apparently these are sought after by all and sundry) how would they fit with my front...

I think on first instinct it was pretty bad, now that it’s braced and body is off it’s actually not as bad as it seems. I think it’s repairable, make up the sections, weld in and maintain plum, true and level. Going to a swap meet tomorrow so maybe scrunt around for other bits too Sent from...

Yes but plastic is the future... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

About two years ago I met a guy at a local show with a beautiful 1939 white pickup. He mentioned he had another crash damaged truck, waiting to hear more whether it could be for sale to help complete my one, fingers crossed. Sadly mine has the dreaded chassis rot in the rear where these tend to...

Don, many thanks for your input, your Panel Delivery is a credit to you! As far as I can tell from the sign painting it must’ve been sold initially to someone in Brainerd, MN. The plan is to restore it as faithfully as possible using whatever parts I can get hold of here. Appreciate the...

Sadly no, there is no tag on the firewall. I’d recognise this as I have a Briggs tag on my ‘30 Chrysler CJ. It’s evidently a hodgepodge of a 35/36! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I found it on the right-rear corner of the intake manifold gasket surface, here’s a pic Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi all, I recently bought what I’m reliably informed is a 1935 Ford Panel Delivery Truck. Thing is, the more I research and read the more questions arise. As with any vehicle over and certain age and especially when shipped to the UK with no idea of its proveneance before being passed from owner...