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Hey guys,
Been a member of the HAMB for quite awhile now. Came across the thread about FordBarn. Figured i'd sign up and add another favorite to the list. I've owned a few early fords in the past. Been building bikes for the last few yrs now and i'm ready to find that 36 3 window barn find ( good luck):rolleyes: . Thanks, Louie
 
Louie, Welcome to the Barn!! It's also my dream to find a '35/'36 3W Coupe and bring it home to my stable. I started with a '35 3W Coupe back in my high school days and I think we all wish we still owned our first car. Now,......if you happen to find two of those babies please give me a call and I'll gladly take one of them off your hands LOL :D;) JM
 
I have owned a few flatheads in my time but the one I had the most fun with was the 35 5w coupe that I had as a teen. I drove that thing hard
all the time,speed shifting, burning rubber, drags ect.the girls liked it too!
wish I still had that one.
Good Luck to you.
Jim
 
Hey guys,
Been a member of the HAMB for quite awhile now. Came across the thread about FordBarn. Figured i'd sign up and add another favorite to the list. I've owned a few early fords in the past. Been building bikes for the last few yrs now and i'm ready to find that 36 3 window barn find ( good luck):rolleyes: . Thanks, Louie
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Louie, Here are some old pictures of my '35 3W Coupe. I bought this for $75.00 when I was 15. I really didn't have much money to spend back then fixing it up but what the heck, it ran like the wind and the girls always wanted to take a ride in it. JM

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Now, here's one I saw at Hershey some years ago, that had an $18,000.00 price tag.

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