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Old 05-09-2018, 11:39 PM   #1
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Default 1936 convertible sedan-How rare

How rare is a 1936 ford convertible sedan how many were produced
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Old 05-10-2018, 12:06 AM   #2
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According to the EFV8 35-36 Ford Book total production of the 36 Convertible Sedan with and without trunk was 5,601
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Wasn't there a thread not to far back trying to get a count of them here on the "Barn"?
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It's not a '36 but, my '39 Ford Convertible Sedan (3,561 produced & last year for that body style for Ford) is for sale if anyone is interested...
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The book I have, "90 Years of Ford" also agrees with Gary Tosels # 5601 total.
The CS was about $170 more than the Phaetons, because of the roll up windows
and a couple other things, made for a more weather-tight interior.





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Slightly off topic, but in 2010 my dad posted a video from the short time when he had both a Phaeton and a Convertible Sedan. He really wanted the Phaeton but found the CS first and of course found the other car shortly afterwards. Feel free to reach for the mute button.

I inherited the Phaeton in 2013 and drove it three times this week. Twice after dark. I see a lot more Phaetons than CS's at shows and gatherings.
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