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1936 Ford Coupe - Lost Time
Some hot rodders think all the great old barn finds don't exist anymore. Not us. We've been hearing (and publishing) a lot of stories... more |
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1936 Ford Roadster - Done Deal
By the end of August 2006, Jane and I had finally resolved to finish our '36 Ford roadster. We had been talking about it for four or five... more |
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Jim Hendricks 1936 Ford Roadster - The Cobbler's New Shoes
Check Out Jim Hendricks 1936 Ford Roadster. more |
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1936 Ford - Cable Ready Hot Rod - Part II
Last month we looked behind the scenes of the "Overhaulin'" TV show as they got started on their very first early hot rod project. At first... more |
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Fraternal Twins - 1936 Ford Coupes
It's hard to think of another inanimate object that has the ability to create the lasting friendships and express an individual's sense of... more |
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1936 Ford Roadster -The Alternative to Tuck 'n' Roll
When it comes to enduring traditional upholstery styles, tuck 'n' roll is the popular favorite. Flip through the last 53 years' worth of... more |
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1936 Chevy Sedan - Rappin'
InspirationThanks again to you, your staff, and especially Thom Taylor for the "Dream Car" artwork. When you have a project waiting in the... more |
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1936 Ford Coupe - Dream Car Of The Month
Very wicked, yes indeed! Most '35-40 fat-fendered Fords need very little work done to improve their looks-but stance is the thing that's... more |
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1936 Ford Cabriolet - Winner's Circle
There isn't a hot rodder around who doesn't have some standard for how well his car should be built. Your standard might be faithfulness to... more |
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Winner's Circle in a 1936 Ford Cabriolet
Tom Glay And Roy Brizio Team up on a '36 Ford Cabriolet more |
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1936 Ford Coupe
I've been into Corvettes for years and currently have a '66 convertible that my friends Bob James and Frank Lopez helped me restore. I... more |
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Precious Metal in a 1936 Ford Coupe
Jorge Zaragoza's Golden '36 more |
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Bob Benn's custom 1936 Ford Coupe
There’s something in the way she moves—actually, there’s something in the way she sits still, too. There’s just... more |
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