1936 Ford Roadster Info

[AlexDragone]

I am looking to find out roughly how many original 1936 roadsters still exist today. Any info would be really great. Thanks!

[Bursonaw]

Interesting question, originally 3862 were made. I'm not sure how you could find the answer. If your wondering how many 36 roadsters belong to Ford Barn members then I have one.




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[outlaw]

Nice picture & a beautiful car! Great shot for a calendar.

[G.M.]

I Have one. Bambalina blue 1936 Easter color. G.M.

[rockfla]

There Are/were two original ones here in Jax FL interesting enough both bambalia blue too!!

[mhsprecher]

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There was one featured in the most recent issue of the V8 Times.

[flatjack9]

Count me as having one.

[gnolnor]

I have one that is nearly finished. hope to drive it before July 4th.
gnolnor

[mercman from oz]

Hi 36 Ford Roadster Owners, I have contacted the Gentleman who is gathering information on all 1936 Ford Roadsters that are still surviving, and he has given me permission to list his email address. His name is Grant Fleming at:[email protected] . I am sure that he would appreciate all owners of 1936 Ford Roadsters to contact him.
Regards Mercman <><

[Brendan]

i met Grant in Tahoe in 2013 he is a neat guy. i think there where at least 3 36 Roadsters there, my Friend Donna has one!

[mercman from oz]

This is Grant Fleming's 1936 Ford Roadster. It is well travelled. and gets lots of use.

[AlexDragone]

Great info guys and all very nice cars! I just acquired a really nice original roadster out of an estate in Rhode Island. It has a McCullough supercharger on it and a Columbia two speed rear. I'll contact Grant and see how many he has listed and add mine to his list.

[mercman from oz]

This is G.M's Bambalina Blue 1936 Ford Roadster, enlarged picture for all to see. Very nice.

[AlexDragone]

Here is my roadster

[mercman from oz]

It is great to see pictures of these 1936 Ford Roadsters. Thanks for sharing.

[wamnram]

There are slightly over 200 listed in the V8 club registry. Hard to guess how many exist that do not belong to club members, not licensed, unrestored, or just hiding in a barn somewhere.

[G.M.]

Originally Posted by mercman from oz

This is G.M's Bambalina Blue 1936 Ford Roadster, enlarged picture for all to see. Very nice.

Thanks for the enlargement. I have it up high on jack stands so I can do
a complete brake adjustment by the service manual and service every-
thing on the bottom. Everything looks like brand new, car hasn't been
driven 200 miles in over 40 years and has been stored in AC building
with humidistats. Only thing so far was a couple light bulbs and the
speedo changer for the Columbia rear which was never installed because
it has a radio and there is no room for stock changer. I have that figured
out. I repaired the AC in the building and was sitting there timing the run
time looking at the 36 from a distance and thought what a beautiful looking
car. Everything looks so fitting with the shapes all flowing together.
Top, long rear deck, doors rolling into the dash, shape of fenders running
boards, tires and spider hub caps. The only thing I would change is the
door mounted mirrors. They are to low and hard to see through. G.M..

[DanMcSign]

I've got one too. Unrestored in Washington Blue. Been in the family for over 65 years.

[G.M.]

Originally Posted by DanMcSign

I've got one too. Unrestored in Washington Blue. Been in the family for over 65 years.

Hi Dan, I know the car well. I tried to buy it from your Uncle and
later from your mother 50 years ago. Nice solid old roadster. G.M.

[mercman from oz]

Grant Fleming's 1936 Ford Roadster on display at the Golden Jubilee Early Ford V8 Grand Nationals, Lake Tahoe in 2013.