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Hello everyone fixing a 1936 ford,way different from my 1948 Anglia I use to have my still miss it.

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Welcome. Nice Anglia but nothing wrong with 36 Fords either. IMO one of the prettiest Fords ever built. A local guy had a Fordor when I was a kid, Gloss black, little rake, white tuck and roll interior, wide whites, and you could see the chrome and red flathead through the louvers on the sides of the hood. I loved that car.

Be sure to post lots of pix as you go along on it. We'd love to see em.


Don

By all means I'm not knocking it,long story behind this but my nephew has started me back on to the car hobby,since my disability to say active this will be a very low budget car.

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Fine flatty you got there.

Greetings!

Glad to hear that you are able to get back in the game and a HUGE agreement with the idea of a low budget car!!!

Have to with S.S. ck and swap meets I have being go to,years back I bought a old auto parts,so I have sold some stuff and put money into car,found old buddies at the swap meets that I use to hang around with the car club I was in, four of them have help me with it in one way or another,I'll ger done.

update sand blast and primer at lease it's only one color, still chipping away have been away from it cause of health reasons hope I get done with the wiring in the next week are so, then I can get it moving again.






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Hey, good to see you back, and still working to a goal of getting it done. Your picture brings back memories of my days in Corpus Christi, and that sandy "soil" that people try to grow grass on.

[QUOTE= memories of my days in Corpus Christi, .[/QUOTE] Back in 93/94 the company I worked for asked if I wanted to move to Corpus Christi to work I just couldn't do that to my self. I figured I had 20 years in and that was enough. I stayed in the mid-west

love the suicide doors. looks like you have alot to work with. welcome to chr.