1936 Ford Pickup Deluxe

1936 Ford Other Pickups Short bed delux Description

Beautifully and professionally restored in California this 2-owner Deluxe model Ford Pick up truck is in excellent condition and ready to drive, show and enjoy! Featured in American Rodder magazine, this limited production model(approximately 300 of the Deluxe models were made in 1936) was found after years of searching and brought back to better than new condition. There is no Bondo in this truck. It is all steel with exception of the fiberglass rear fenders and it is solid. It has a Aluminum Craft polished chrome grill with original Greyhound hood ornament. The Paprika Red paint is subtle but striking, yet not and in-or-face "lipstick red". The unmodified body, with its teak wood bed, sits on a Rod Factory '36 Ford Frame with TCI front and rear suspension, and the undercarriage cleanliness matches the top(see pictures). A ZZ4, 350ci 355HP engine with a polished fuel injected induction system provides incredible power and acceleration through the 350 turbo automatic transmission and 9" Ford rear end. Willwood 4 wheel disc brakes stop the truck quickly and safely. Billet Specialties wheels with wide whites BF Goodrich TA radials front 195/ 60/R15 and rear 235/55/R17 provide a stable ride. The spare tire is located on side mount on passenger side. Power rack and pinion steering enhances the handling.
Where typically you would find oak as the bed material on this extraordinary truck you will find teak-an expensive wood often used in marine applications because it withstands harsh environmental elements. The one off custom leather interior is a soft saddle color and coordinates perfectly with the Paprika Red exterior and dash color. Leather extends to the headliner as well. Creature comforts include air conditioning, power steering, power 4 wheel disc brakes,power windows, tilt wheel, as Sony sound system, ect. The air conditioning controls are cleverly mounted behind the glove compartment door. The power window switches on the door panels appear to be manual cranks, but they are not they actually control window electric motors. The dash populated by custom gauges by Classic Instruments.
Build cost for this truck ran well over 200,000, unfortunately ill health forces sell of the truck by the person who had it built. This beautiful truck can be yours for only of a fraction of the dollars invested in it. Any questions please contact me through the email provided. More pics available upon request. This truck is also listed for sale locally, I reserve the right to end auction early.