1936 Ford Model51 Tropical Green

Described as the recipient of a cab-off frame cab restoration, with extensive body work and a refurbished powertrain including a new carburetor and 6-volt MSD ignition, this 1936 Model 51 is said to have seen duty as a fire truck and logging truck before being turned into a parade-ready flatbed. Now equipped with a two-speed rear axle, the truck is said to have a flathead V8. The seller states that the bodywork was media blasted to bare metal, with any rusted areas cut out and replaced. The wooden cargo bed shows no rot but could reportedly “use a coat of sealer.” The paint is termed “flawless” except for a few chips around the grille. ing to the seller, the Model 51 “runs excellent.” h the engine bay and underside present as generally clean, with light surface corrosion and grime visible underneath.

• The 221-cu.in. L-head V8, factory rated at 80 horsepower..
• The engine reportedly has 6-volt MSD ignition and a new carburetor.
• The body and paint are said to be in “excellent” condition, showing no obvious damage.
• The wooden cargo bed looks to be in generally good, damage-free shape.
• The Model 51 is said to have a two-speed rear axle.
• The restoration reportedly dates to 2022.
• The underside presents as generally clean.

• Photos of the restoration will be provided.

• “A couple of chips” near the grille shell are noted.
• The original fuel gauge is reportedly inoperative.
• Aftermarket turn indicators will need to be connected.
• The seller recommends replacing the tires, which show sidewall cracking.
• The wood stake body “could use a fresh coat of sealer.”

• This 1936 Model 51 is reported to be the recipient of a recent restoration.
• Any rusted body pieces are said to have been replaced with new sheetmetal.
• The cab interior looks to be complete, with undamaged seat facings.
• ious areas of engine refurbishment are noted.
• The odometer reads 59,559 miles, but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean sachusetts title in the owner’s name. The seller is assisting the owner, with his permission, to get the vehicle listed online. This 1936 Model 51 is reported to have been turned into a flatbed parade truck following a cab-off frame cab restoration, during which any rusted sheetmetal is said to have been replaced.