This 1936 convertible’s warm and welcoming interior is a look back into pre-war America, complete with supple leather, tasteful use of wood graining and awesome Art Deco gauges. The car’s plush brown cockpit centers on big, heavily bolstered seats that feel soft enough to fall asleep in. At the sides of those seats, simple door panels and polished handles. At the bottom of those panels the traditional, round foot pedals flank an old school shifter and heavy-duty floor mats. Above those pedals, the purposeful dash finds attractive Ford gauges behind a simple array of buttons. And in front of the driver, the classic banjo steering wheel frames a “V8” branded column. 
Last year of the freestanding headlights.
Cosmetic condition older restoration showing some wear on paint finish and front seat cover. 
Top and boot cover are appearing quite fresh.  
85 bhp, 221 cu. in. L-head V-8 engine, three-speed manual transmission, solid front axle and live rear axle with transverse semi-elliptic leaf springs, and four-wheel mechanical drum brakes. Wheelbase: 112 in.

Vineyard Green
Saddle Interior
original radio 
Tan Canvas Convertible Top
Dual Spotlights

Painted Wheels with Beauty Rings wrapped with Coker Classic Large Whitewall tires
Flathead V8
3-Speed Manual
Runs and drives well
Tan Canvas Convertible Top