Yet another 36 pickup post

I really appreciate the steel bed. Not too many restored properly like that.
Kudos!

Exactly my feelings also.

I see so many high end restorations done where they do the bed floor in wood. To me that takes away from the looks of these trucks and to me, that should dampen the selling price. But it doesn't seem too.

Stands out as very wrong when viewing these pickups '35-'36 and even the '37's.
 
Also... 1 month update! My family and I are having a blast driving the pickup, you guys weren't kidding about the ATTENTION these beautys get!!!
News on the project front, I just had some Oak planed down at a local mill that I plan on ripping this weekend for sideboards will update with pictures as that progresses...

Have a great weekend everyone!
 
Adam is right... about the rear bumper! Didn't catch that at first! I don't know how we missed that.

Easy to remedy:) Not a big deal and sure not taking away from your '36...she is a beauty. If you ever want to sell it I know a good home it can go to!!
 
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Second coat of Spar varnish on:)
 
I owned a '36 dealer demo. Did some 'reading up' on those.

Everyone familiar w/them?

highbeams Pat Malone
 
Hello,

My '36 Ford pickup and I live in Modesto, Ca.

NOTES:
(1) I hope you get this in time to catch the American Graffiti Car Show on Sunday August 15th at McHenry Village in downtown Modesto (over 500 Cars and Trucks there).
(2) I hope you get this in time to catch the American Graffiti Car Show on Saturday and Sunday August 21st and 22nd at the Municipal Golf Course in Modesto.

Not too late to enter your nice looking '36 Ford pickup in either of these two American Graffiti Car Shows. Hope to see you there.

Bruce Smith in Modesto, Ca.
 

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