1936 BB DEMONSTRATOR survivor

I am guessing that is a UNIQUE truck ! I doubt if there is another one in the world, with the original paint on it.
What a shame if someone sands that off to repaint it !
That truck needs to be rubbed down with GIBBS OIL.
It's a museum piece !
MIKE :)
 
I noticed the water in the dent on the roof,thats not going to be good for long.Maybe someone can donate a tent to save it.I hope it doesnt end up like the ones you see in front of someones house that when asked they are going to "restore" and you come back 5 years later and its rusted to the ground.
 
Gentlemen,
Can anybody tell me what is going on in the fuel pump area in the #3 photo. Is that a BB truck thing or some sort of "upgrade" to the fuel pump ? The oil filler cap caught my eye which is a lot closer to the carb.
 
48-710 said:
Gentlemen,
Can anybody tell me what is going on in the fuel pump area in the #3 photo. Is that a BB truck thing or some sort of "upgrade" to the fuel pump ? The oil filler cap caught my eye which is a lot closer to the carb.
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Good eye I didn't notice that!!Not sure what the deal is with that,I'm sure somebody will chime in.There was a sticker on the dash that said your engine has been rebuilt with Hasting piston rings.I'm not sure why a truck with such low miles would have needed a rebuild?
Joe
 
My dad said there are some good B&W pics of both 35 and 36 Demonstrator trucks in Lorin Sorensen's The Commercial Fords book.

Neal
 
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