1936 Ford 5-Window Coupe

Description

You instantly notice a car like this 1936 Ford 5-Window coupe. It's the kind of full custom build where those awesome flames are just the teaser to draw your eye to a comprehensive and all-steel build. And as you dig into the details, you'll also find great driving features like the leather-lined A/C interior, a tidy crate V8, four-wheel disc brakes, and so much more.

The appeal starts with an awesome shade of purple. It utilizes a nice metallic element and clearcoat application to really radiate and show off the true classic Ford curves. And just in case the paintwork was not distinct enough, they also gave it a hot set of copper flames burning down the front fenders, hood, and along the profile. That's the kind of style that gets you asked to do calendars. And for those of us who know to look at the details, this one still holds up to scrutiny. The hood and trunk line up nicely, both doors shut solid, the weather-stripping is pliable, the trim is clean, and the glass is clear. This goes for an extra-sleek look with the painted front grille, flush-mounted blue dot taillights, a frenched license plate, and nerf bar bumperettes. And the large side exit exhaust tips and polished Torq Thrust wheels with an intimidating 14/15-inch front/rear stagger make sure people can see this one is hot for more than just its flames.

Open the door to a full custom interior. There's plenty of purple and black thoughtfully intertwined on the dash and side panels for a stylish two-tone look. And while the seats also coordinate in black, what you'll really remember them for is how the supple leather and good bolstering of the front bucket make this a nice place to be. Other comfy upgrades include cold-blowing air conditioning and a Pioneer AM/FM/CD stereo. But as a great street machine, the best features are reserved for the driver. That's why your seat power adjusts to the ideal driving position, there's a custom steering wheel on a tilt column, and they upgraded you to a Classic Instruments gauge cluster featuring a speedo and tach. As much as we love this for all the upgrades, it also reminds you it's a true classic with a few key details. You have a tilt-out windshield and roll-down rear glass. So this can still get the old-school breezes going through the interior whenever you like.

The butterfly-style hood is always a great classic piece that can attract a crowd. But what's contained within is far more modern. It's a 350 cubic-inch crate V8, and the bright polished components, color-matched accessories, and smooth inner walls are all part of an overall look that invested in both quality and style. Plus, you have some great performance upgrades like a Holley four-barrel carburetor, an aluminum intake, and headers feeding the dual side-exit exhaust. There are also nice supporting components that show this was a thoughtful build, like the Mallory ignition and dual electric fans. It makes for a great cruising powerhouse, and the full package really makes this a driver. You have upgrades like a tubular A-arm front end, power steering, a three-speed automatic transmission, and four-wheel power disc brakes.

The sale comes complete with build receipts, maintenance records, and restoration photos. There's even a protective front bra and extra paint so you can enjoy the car while still upholding its style. You're looking at a package that's bold, powerful, and comfortable. So when you have a quality total build, you know this is the right street machine. Call today!!!