35 3 Window Finally Done!

Just for information you can get a California Car Cover with the Early Ford V-8 Club logo silk screened on the cover. They will put it on the front or the sides of the cover. There's a slight charge for he logo, but it looks great. I have it on all my covers. Talk with Steve Firestein at California Car Covers.
 
That looks lovely, I guess I'm a little biased when it comes to '35s though. Normally I'm not keen on 3w cars but this one sits just right and looks right, it's not overdone either. Love to see some pics of the interior and the engine too.
 
PeterC do you think that peterc would have any outlets to any more od the 35 grill. could I get the phone number of dick so maybe I could call him up or his email address to email him. thank you
 
Bill c w moss sell repro grille shells for '35 fords, they aren't cheap though but do look very nice and fit quite well.
 
PeaterC if you wont to keep your car worm and exercised you can keep it in my garage in sunny California...LOL
 
Hi Everyone, PeterC, Thanks very much for sharing your photos, you have every right to be tickled to death over that car! There was an awesome '36 3w at Tahoe, and I couldn't walk past it without stopping (over a period of 4 days).

I'm sure I speak for everyone that we'd love to see more of the car from every angle, even underneath!

Are you thinking of driving it from Conn. to PA for the Gettysburg meet?

Like the other fellas said, as long as it has steel fenders and a flathead engine it can be a part of the V8 Club's Eastern National Meet. There are Touring A (a little more modified) and Touring (very slightly modified) classes (voting by people registered), as well as the point judged classes. An owner can select the class they want, but there are guidelines in the membership directory. With the change in brakes, maybe the Touring A would be the right class?

Also, for others reading, there will be a Display class at this show that will even allow period Hot Rods (even those with bow-tie engine swaps :eek:). Some of the display cars will win awards! So, if anyone knows of a car that would fit, encourage them to show up!

-VT/JeffH
 
PeterC do you think that peterc would have any outlets to any more od the 35 grill. could I get the phone number of dick so maybe I could call him up or his email address to email him. thank you

Bill, think about putting your location in your avatar. It helps us to know your location when giving info/advice.
Dick Spadaro has an ad with contact info on the home page here.
It might be easier to locate a '35 standard painted grille in nice condition and have that chrome plated.
The CW Moss '35 repro grilles are actually coming from a company in Australia or New Zealand. I have seen these grilles at car shows here in the states and they do look nice.
 
Beautiful job Peter!!
Can you tell me what you did to the front end to get that drop?
Thanks,
Joe

Coupe has stock ford springs which were then treated to reversed eyes - then the original front axle was dropped 2 inches - that combined with the big/little tire combo yields the result.
 
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