1937 Ford Convertible Sedans

1

1937fordenzo

Member
Looking for original parts for these cars
 

Attachments

  • 20160122_112833.jpg
    20160122_112833.jpg
    63 KB · Views: 340
  • 20160122_112943.jpg
    20160122_112943.jpg
    68.9 KB · Views: 323
  • 20160122_112901.jpg
    20160122_112901.jpg
    46.1 KB · Views: 119
  • 20151226_101902.jpg
    20151226_101902.jpg
    59.2 KB · Views: 127
  • 20151114_153120.jpg
    20151114_153120.jpg
    54 KB · Views: 316
Check the "SWAP" section of this forum--plenty of Ford guys selling Ford parts on FordBarn Swap Forum.

You will have to buy new horns; those are not 1937 Ford horns.
Additionally, 1937 Ford horns are mounted under the radiator.
 
Hi Tony,
Yes I'm always checking the swap section. Just wanted to post some pictures to see if anyone has anything that they are not posting in the swap section. As far as the horns go, look in the 1937 ford book and they are very correct!!! They are accessory "twin electric air horns" part# 78-18700 for 1937 Ford! Very rare accessory! !! Look on page A-65 appendix K-instructions for installing accessory twin air horns!
Thanks Tony
Lorenzo
 
Yes I know that the stock horns are mounted under the radiator. I also have them for one of my cars. They are duals horns as well.
Lorenzo
 
Thank you Jacob. I have been looking in the swap sections, but we all know that original parts for these 70 plus year old cars are hard top come by. I bought the primered one about 4 years ago and have found about 85% of the parts for it. Missing window frames. The blue one I just bought and it is about 95% complete. Just missing a few of the correct hot air heater parts.
Lorenzo
 
255550
255551
255552

For inspiration, here is a picture of a 1937 Ford Deluxe Convertible Sedan that was on display at the Golden Jubilee Early Ford V8 Nationals at Lake Tahoe in 2013.
 
Hi Everyone, Wow, fordenzo, you have a couple of charming cars there! I have a '36 Phaeton and I'm told there were 5,555 of them made. Good luck finding pieces and keep the photos coming.

I had a LeBaron Bonny top fitted by a reputable shop.
 
Hi Mercman,
Very nice car, I think that is the same car I almost bought last year. I went for a test drive with the owner. His name wasTom. We were in Newport Beach, Ca. Very nice car!
Lorenzo
 
1937fordenzo said:
Hi Tony,
Yes I'm always checking the swap section. Just wanted to post some pictures to see if anyone has anything that they are not posting in the swap section. As far as the horns go, look in the 1937 ford book and they are very correct!!! They are accessory "twin electric air horns" part# 78-18700 for 1937 Ford! Very rare accessory! !! Look on page A-65 appendix K-instructions for installing accessory twin air horns!
Thanks Tony
Lorenzo
Click to expand...

That is awesome. Thanks for the info. Good luck with the project.
 
Lorenzo,

What hot air heater parts are you missing? I ask as I may have some leftover spares.
 

Attachments

  • P1010007.JPG
    P1010007.JPG
    137.6 KB · Views: 59
Hello David, I need the flex tube that attaches from the passenger register elbow up to the defroster pipe. It is the grey flex tube on your car. By the way, your car looks very nice. Also looking for the " Tonneau Heater Attachment" (78-18467) rear seat heater. It's in the 1937 Ford book page 6-15 in the accessories chapter. Actually interested in any parts you may have as I am restoring both convertibles.
Thank you,
Lorenzo
 
Lorenzo,
Shoot me a message as well on the hot air heater parts, as I have lots of NOS hot air heater parts still laying around
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top