Thread: I need a good source for 1937 ford literature.

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I don't know if this is the right place to post, so i'm sorry if its the wrong section. Does anyone know of a good book/website where i can get 37 ford info. I need exploded diagrams, and lots of pics of cars and the pieces to them. I'm trying to collect piece and rebuild a 37 coupe and need the info. Also does anyone know of a club for 37's or 35-40's fords where i can find parts? Thanks guys.

Try Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums.

www.ford-trucks.com

I know it's for trucks, but they will have tons of info on frames, running gear, engines, and sites that can help you rebuild. Keep in mind that it is STRICKTLY a Ford forum, and the mere mention of using a part from another maker could get you on their 'Chit List'. Last year I mentioned that I was dropping a 327 Chevy in my 52 Ford F1 pick up. Today I'm not allowed to post there, and I'm still getting hate E-mail. Remember to keep Club Hot Rod in your bookmarks, we will always welcome you. This is one of the best sites I've come across. You'll find a lot of guys and gals here are Ford people, and are willing to help you.

Thanks for the reply lakota but i'm kind of looking for exploded diagrams mainly of sheetmetal part. When i got my car it had the front fenders and hood but was missing a lot of the little brackets and pieces that hold it all together. When i look in catalogs i see some repo pieces of front sheetmetal that i didn't even know was supposed to be there. If i could find some good diagrams of how all that stuff goes it would really help. As for don't mention chevy stuff, thats fine. I'm a Ford man. I'm one of the few people who isn't putting a SBC in his 30's Ford Street rod.

Pick up a few Hot Rod or Custom magazines and thumb through the ads. That's how I found Classic Performance Products and LMC.

www.classicperform.com
www.LMC.com

For sheet metal you're going to need catalogs, Ebay, and Ford Forums. You might even give Hemmings a try.

www.hemmings.com