1936 Ford Roadster Blue and orange

This full-custom, show-winning 1936 dster d is hard to miss with its wild candy blue over brilliant orange paint scheme, chopped top, smooth bodywork, big n’ little polished billet wheels, and low stance. The seller sums up the modifications thusly, “Everything is custom.”

• The engine is a Chevrolet small-block 355-cu.in. OHV V8 that has been rebuilt.
• A polished aluminum lbrock intake manifold is used with a four-barrel carburetor.
• Chrome and polished aluminum are everywhere on the engine.
• Block-hugger headers were installed.
• A smooth recessed firewall provides extra distributor clearance.
• A green pinstripe separates the candy blue and bright orange paint.
• The three-piece hood has solid side panels.
• The chopped windshield is a Du style unit.
• The deck lid is adorned with fine line traditional pinstriping.
• No bumpers are used on the car.
• A custom billet grille replaced the stock grille.
• Door handles have been shaved and the running boards are smooth.
• The car has suffered no body damage, according to the seller.
• The custom bench seat was upholstered in two-tone brown and tan leather.
• orange accents have been used throughout the interior.
• A billet steering wheel has an orange leather rim and it tops a tilt steering column.
• The floor shifter is a ar product.
• Gauges are from VDO.
• Air ride adjustable suspension is controlled via a panel below the dashboard.
• The polished billet wheels have three-bar spinners.

• No extra parts or accessories are included.

• This ’36 dster has no known problems, according to the seller.

• This 1936 dster d is smooth, low, and hard to miss.
• The highly detailed engine is a 355-cu.in. small-block Chevrolet V8.
• Custom brown and tan leather upholstery has orange accents.
• Air Ride adjustable suspension provides a choice of ride heights.
• Billet wheels and low-profile tires are size-staggered.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean Illinois title in his name. This bright orange and blue 1936 dster d has received many ” of Show” awards and the seller admits the car is kind of a “trailer queen.” He wants to sell the car and put the proceeds toward a new project.