Let's See Your 1935 FORD !

[JM 35 Sedan]

Bump this to the top. Let's see some more '35's.

 

[rockfla]

It's a funny thing, growing up 1935's were never really on our radar as far as adding to the collection. Now there are 3.

 

[Mike in Mass]

I figured I would throw up a couple more of my dads cars . He drove the roadster to the LARS last year with my nephew . they hit a cattle grate at the end of an offramp ,,ended up "standing on a corner ,in Winslow Arizona " broke a couple ****** lines . the 3window has been sold and is now a 100pt show car perfectly restord . Still working on the 36 roadster pic-up.. And the humpback ?? well, I saved the firewall an dash. the rest is just,,, RESTING

 

[Jembow]

My 20,000 mile English Rip van Winkle coupe. Scarcely used since the first owner died in 1940, spent 35 years in Chicago (does anyone remember Bill Bass, Car Credit Center, 7600 S Western?) before coming home to UK. Fitted with V8-60 from new (that motor was designed for the European market). Just finishing the re-commissioning work - motor is rebuilt, brakes need setting up right, and minor wiring to sort out, but we have been out and about last summer.

 

[rheltzel]

My '35 Five-Window. Originally purchased by Dr. Robert P. Gober in Los Gatos, CA. Dr. Gober was a country doctor in Santa Clara CA and was 77 years of age when he bought the car (born 1858!) For a complete history of the car, see pages 4 and 7-14 of:
http://clutchchatter.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/October2014ClutchChatter.pdf

 

[Talkwrench]

Only update pics. Bigger tyres, reset suspension, diff and gearbox have been rebuilt, also a power booster for the brakes. So he was out of action for a few months but back into everyday driving now, Its over 100 out there today and still going strong to and from work.

 

[jrvariel48]

Here ya go!

 

[JM 35 Sedan]

Thought I would add my pictures of Glenn Sanders '35 Deluxe Tudor Sedan to this thread. Watch for this car at the Early Ford V-8 Club of America 2015 ENM in Charlotte, NC and the CNM in Minnesota. I'm sure Glenn will appreciate having you stop by and see his car in person.

 

['36 5W]

Some real beauties here!
John - It's difficult to see the true hues of the oem greens under artificial lights,
(and my color perception is not the best) but I'm wondering if the darker green
on the body at least is Dartmouth Green? (Thinking of painting my '36 that color)

 

[JM 35 Sedan]

Some real beauties here!
John - It's difficult to see the true hues of the oem greens under artificial lights,
(and my color perception is not the best) but I'm wondering if the darker green
on the body at least is Dartmouth Green? (Thinking of painting my '36 that color)

I know some of those pictures I posted are not the best in terms of lighting and colors. Maybe we can get Glenn to take more pictures with the car out of the garage in natural lighting. I am still not sure what the actual paint color of his car is called.
Glenn has another post here with some different pictures of his car that might show the colors better than these pictures.
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=156394

 

[1935coupe]

photos are from a few years ago

 

['36 5W]

Thanks for the link, John. Believe the color is either Dartmouth or Vineyard Green.
The later is slightly darker, if my limited color vision is correct.
Robb

 

[TonyM]

I saw this beautiful 1935 Ford Roadster in Oakhurst, California, in 2005. This car helped to inspire me to get back into the old car game.

 

[TonyM]

Great Story. Thanks for posting.

My '35 Five-Window. Originally purchased by Dr. Robert P. Gober in Los Gatos, CA. Dr. Gober was a country doctor in Santa Clara CA and was 77 years of age when he bought the car (born 1858!) For a complete history of the car, see pages 4 and 7-14 of:
http://clutchchatter.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/October2014ClutchChatter.pdf

 

[JM 35 Sedan]

photos are from a few years ago

That is a very nice looking 35 5w RS coupe. A V-8er friend told me that 35 standard 5w RS coupes were pretty rare. Since then I have seen five/six in the MD area, which includes the one I have. There is a guy who lives in your area on Marydel Rd who owns a very nice 35 sedan. Maybe you already know him. Would be nice to see you at an EFV-8 Club, RG36 meeting some time. A nice group of folks with similar interests in these old Fords.

 

[TonyM]

Bump this to the top. Let's see some more '35's.

Yes, John I agree.

 

[PeterC]

Bump this to the top. Let's see some more '35's.

Since I last posted here the 35 Coupe was finished - some pics of it as it sits today.

 

[KiWinUS]

Stunning PeterC !!!

 

[V8COOPMAN]

Stunning PeterC !!!

I know that I have used that same adjective to describe Peter's car! "Top shelf" for sure! DD

 

[JM 35 Sedan]

Here are more pictures of Glen Sanders '35 Delx tudor sedan as a barn find prior to its restoration by Cannady Smith, a member of the old Fordbarn who lived in Virginia, and passed away last year.